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American Biogas Council Applauds Extension of Clean Fuel Tax Credit in House Reconciliation Bill

Biofuel producers will get an extension to tap into the 45Z Clean Fuels Production Tax Credit as part of the massive tax-cut package released Monday by the US Congress.

Ash Creek Renewables Expands Global Reach with Camelina Seed Licenses

Ash Creek Renewables a platform dedicated to developing renewable fuel feedstock solutions and a portfolio company of Tailwater Capital LLC recently announced it has secured exclusive licensing rights from Montana State University for a new high-performance Camelina seed variety.

InterContinental Energy’s Game-Changing System Cuts Green Hydrogen Costs

InterContinental Energy has unveiled its patented P2(H2)Node™ system. Designed in Australia, this game-changing solution cuts costs, boosts efficiency, and allows for the scaling of giga-scale green hydrogen production.

United Announces Investment in Power-to-Liquid Fuels Company Twelve

United has announced it is investing in Twelve, a low carbon fuels company that uses a process similar to photosynthesis to transform CO2 and water into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) using renewable energy.

Aemetis Biogas Signs $27M Deal with Centuri to Build Gas Cleanup Systems for Dairy Digesters

Aemetis, Inc., a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company, announced that its Aemetis Biogas subsidiary has signed a $27 million equipment agreement with Centuri Holdings, Inc., a $2.6 billion infrastructure services contractor, to build biogas cleanup systems for 15 dairy digesters.

Michigan Welcomes Woodchuck’s AI Powered Biomass Facility in Grand Rapids

Woodchuck, an AI-powered climate tech company focused on transforming wood waste into renewable energy, officially opened its flagship biomass processing facility recently in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

H2CAST Hydrogen Storage Project Entering Next Phase

In Lower Saxony’s Etzel, the H2CAST pilot project, which involves converting two existing salt caverns for hydrogen storage, is now entering the next phase: Gasunie and Storag Etzel have started jointly injecting around 90 tons of hydrogen into two existing caverns. Gasunie will also start constructing the surface facility in the near future.

From Waste to Worksite: The Role of Advanced Biofuels in Decarbonizing Construction and Transport

Construction and transportation pose a difficult challenge for decarbonization efforts. In addition to being responsible for a considerable portion of overall emissions, equipment in these sectors is not easy to electrify from a logistical standpoint. Part of the solution may lie with advanced biofuels.

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