In Finland, Neste has become the world’s largest producer of renewable fuels from waste and residues as a result of long-term work. This pioneer in the field has an exceptionally extensive p... Read more
Keene State College announces that it is the first, and currently only, college or university in the United States to heat a college campus with 100 percent purified waste vegetable oil. The... Read more
Opponents of the proposed Ringneck Energy ethanol plant’s location at Onida, South Dakota were a day short in appealing a county board’s special permit to the plant last year, the South Dako... Read more
In France, Total is betting on the future of renewables by developing a Gas, Renewables & Power segment as part of its current restructuring process that will be implemented by Sept. 1.... Read more
In Florida, Alliance BioEnergy Plus, Inc. released the results from its most recent testing of corn ethanol Distillers Grains (DDG) and Corn Kernel fiber that has been conducted at its labor... Read more
In Brazil, hydrous ethanol prices continue to fall thanks to the early onset of the sugarcane crush in March, will prices down 30% since mid-March. Prices for the week of April 11-15 fell 4.... Read more
In Washington, the Senate is looking to vote on the major energy policy reform bill by the end of the week, working through as many as 100 proposed amendments beforehand. Though some aren’t... Read more
In California, Trestle Energy LLC – a California company working with ethanol and power producers across the Midwest – announced that California’s Air Resources Board officially approved its... Read more
In Kazakhstan, a mothballed Biokhim wheat-based ethanol plant in the northern part of the country is set to come back online by the end of the year, bringing 400 people back to work along wi... Read more
In Washington, the Environmental Protection Agency says biodiesel production hit an all time record in 2015 at 1.813 billion gallons, up from its previous annual record of 1.74 billion gallo... Read more
