In the U.S., the Departments of Navy, Energy, and Agriculture have awarded three companies contracts to construct and commission biorefineries capable of producing military grade drop-in biofuels. By awarding these contracts, the U.S. aims to expand military fuel sources and improve supply reliab...
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Technology | November 23, 2020
Drop‑in fuel produced by hydroprocessing vegetable oils, fats, and greases and used as a direct replacement for conventional diesel fuel in transportation. Not part of subscription
News Commentary | September 30, 2021
To achieve the goal of reducing traditional fuels production by 55% by 2030 and providing more low‑carbon fuels, Shell plans to transform its 14 refineries into five energy and chemical parks, with the Rotterdam biofuels facility being the second park announced. The Rotterdam facility is expected to... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | March 08, 2022
At the start of 2022, France became the third European nation with an SAF (sustainable aviation fuel) blending mandate — both Sweden and Norway have similar 1% mandates. In response, TotalEnergies began production of SAF at its Normandy refinery, though exact volumes remain undisclosed. ... Not part of subscription