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Shell Chemicals and Syensqo partner to deliver low-carbon ethylene oxide solutions

HAMR Energy’s nationally significant fuel projects selected for Australian Government’s Investor Front Door Pilot

The Investor Front Door is an initiative designed to streamline approvals and support major projects of national significance, making it easier for global and domestic investors to access transformative opportunities in Australia.

HyOrc secures industrial site and accelerated permitting path for Portugal green methanol project

Climate Investment leads $27-MM Series B investment in Membrane Technology and Research (MTR) to scale its use in industrial applications

This funding will enable MTR to continue its leadership in membrane research and development, expand manufacturing capacity, and accelerate the deployment of its fully commercialized membrane technologies that provide economical solutions for hydrocarbon recovery, hydrogen separation, natural gas sweetening, and fuel gas conditioning.

Damietta Green Ammonia completes pre-FEED for $873-MM, 150,000-tpy green ammonia facility

Metafuels secures Dutch government grant to advance Rotterdam eSAF project

KT Tech awarded early engineering works contract for 60,000-tpy SAF plant in Indonesia

The entire Itabus fleet travels with Enilive HVO diesel biofuel

Produced at Enilive's biorefineries in Venice and Gela mainly from waste, such as used cooking oil and animal fats, and residues from the agri-food industry, HVOlution is a hydrogenated vegetable oil that can be used in all validated diesel engines and is available in more than 1,550 Enilive service stations in Italy.

AFPM: ‘Baffling’ final RFS will break cost records. In fact, it already is

The 2026–2027 RFS Renewable Volume Obligations (RVOs) finalized by the EPA are the largest in history and the mandate is projected to be the most expensive.

Mexican navy says petroleum tanker, natural seabed likely caused Gulf coast spill

In coordination with Mexico's state energy company Pemex, authorities are deploying marine barriers to prevent the spill from further damaging wildlife and beaches in the affected areas.