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CH Four Biogas Deploys Vuzix Smart Glasses to Reduce Carbon Footprint for Remote Inspections

Vuzix® Corporation , a leading supplier of Smart Glasses and Augmented Reality technology and products, today announced that CH Four Biogas®, a leading producer of anaerobic digestion and alternative energy installations, has begun deploying Vuzix M400 Smart Glasses to assist field operators performing plant inspections remotely. 

A People-Powered Energy System: Activating the Community Energy Market for Bioenergy

In the updated Renewable Energy Directive II (RED II), the EU clearly considers community energy as a key factor for future Renewable Energy (RE) market uptake and mandates Member States to implement regulatory frameworks for enabling and facilitating this process. 

Republic Services, Aria Energy Announce Expansion of Landfill Gas-to-Energy Project

Republic Services and Aria Energy have announced an expansion of the landfill gas-to-energy project at County Line Landfill. The facility, which began operating in 2014, was expanded to 7.6 MW from 6 MW, increasing its use of biogas by 25%. 

Gasum Receives Grant of €30 million for Two Biogas Plants in Sweden

Gasum has received a grant of €30 million from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency’s Klimatklivet  (Climate Leap) investment program to build two new biogas plants in Sweden. Each plant received a funding of €15 million, which is the maximum an initiative can receive. The planned plants are to be located in Borlänge, Dalarna County, and Kalmar County.

Bentley switches to waste-based renewable fuels to drive greener in-house logistics in Crewe

Bentley Motors has confirmed another step in its journey towards becoming the most sustainable luxury automotive manufacturer in that it will be the first luxury automotive brand to run its in-house logistics on 100 per cent renewable fuels.

British Airways Partners With ZeroAvia to Speed Up the Switch to Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Aircraft

British Airways has teamed up with ZeroAvia, a leading innovator in decarbonizing commercial aviation, in a project to explore how hydrogen-powered aircraft can play a leading role in the future of sustainable flying. The collaboration, which reflects the importance of sustainability at British Airways, will see ZeroAvia embedded in the heart of the airline. 

Progress in Biogas V-Hybrid Event

Science Meets Practice