Vivek Waghmode

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Denmark’s Topsoe plans to partner with China’s Zhejiang Jianglan Bio-Energy Technology Company to build a new facility aimed at producing up to 300,000 tons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) annually. The plant, set to open in December 2026, will be located on Zhoushan Island, near Ningbo, and will use Topsoe’s HydroFlex technology to convert waste fats, oils, and greases into SAF, reports Green Air.

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TotalEnergies is considering selling half of its biogas production units located in France and Poland. The energy company is working with an advisor to explore possible interest from investors. This move is part of TotalEnergies’ efforts to better manage its business and find partners to help grow these projects, reports Gurufocus. The company wants to bring in suitable partners who can support the expansion and development of its biogas work in both countries.

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Ukrainian agricultural company MHP has begun commercial production of liquefied biomethane (Bio-LNG) and has already delivered its first shipment to a European partner, according to a statement from the company, reports Ecopolitics. MHP is producing Bio-LNG entirely from poultry manure and other agricultural waste. The fuel has been certified under the ISCC EU standard and meets all sustainability requirements set out in the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directives (RED II and RED III).

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Gillette: Wyoming-based energy transition company Cowboy Clean Fuels (CCF) has announced a major partnership with Mercuria, a global energy and commodities trading group. The deal marks the first commercial agreement for CCF’s Triangle Unit Project near Gillette, Wyoming, where it produces Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) using a new carbon-negative method, reports The Malaysian Reserve.

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A new chapter in Europe’s clean energy development began in late October 2024 with the opening of a Syncraft biomass power plant in Gänserndorf, Lower Austria. Built by Syncraft, a leading technology firm, the facility generates renewable electricity and heat while actively removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Syncraft has a strong track record, with over 25 of its power plants in continuous operation, collectively exceeding 800,000 hours of use, reports Clean Technica.