Jul 31, 2013
Biodiesel unavailable at Buckeye terminal
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Jul 26, 2013
Biodiesel producer and marketer Renewable Energy Group (REG) is to supply biodiesel at IMTT's storage terminal located at the New York Harbor in Bayonne, New Jersey.
As one of the world's largest trading hubs, the new location will allow REG to sell large volumes of biodiesel via barge or truck.
'The Northeast has an active biodiesel market and this terminal position allows... [Read More]
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Jul 26, 2013
Alaska Airlines is to buy biojet fuel for its aircraft from Hawai'i BioEnergy, a consortium of three of Hawaii's largest landowners and three venture capital firms, after the two companies signed an agreement.
The material used to produce the renewable aviation fuel is likely to be woody biomass and will comply with the Roundtable for Sustainable Biofuels' criteria.
Alaska... [Read More]
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Jul 26, 2013
John Swire and Sons (Green Investments) has acquired Scottish biodiesel producer Argent Energy.
The deal was closed for an unknown sum and will see Argent remain in private ownership and will continue to operate independently.
Argent Energy owns a commercial-scale biodiesel production plant, which began operating in Motherwell, Scotland in 2005.
Barnaby Swire of John... [Read More]
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Jul 25, 2013
The European Parliament's Environment Committee has voted to approve draft legislation to cap the proportion of first generation biofuel in transport fuel at 5.5%, but it will be to the full Parliament in Strasbourg in September.
The vote will take place on 10 September, the day before the start of Biofuels International conference on 11-12 September in Antwerp.
This will... [Read More]
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Jul 25, 2013
China's oil product storage capacity is expected to reach close to 500 million barrels by 2015, and it's not difficult to see why, with so much change happening in the market.
There's no denying China's massive economic growth over the past decade -the country has recorded an average GDP of more than 10% per year. In only seven years, China's economy doubled; in 13 years,... [Read More]
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Jul 24, 2013
Germany-based CropEnergies has acquired UK bioethanol producer Ensus from funds affiliated to The Carlyle Group in an all stock deal worth €13.5 million.
Following the completion of the transaction, Carlyle is expected to gain 2.6% stake in CropEnergies.
The company is set to invest nearly €58 million to enhance the competitiveness of the UK producer and increase... [Read More]
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Jul 19, 2013
A new study has revealed that more countries outside the European Union are now meeting sustainable certification systems for vegetable oils.
Germany-based Union zur Forderung von Oel-und Proteinpflanzen (UFOP) believes domestic production of vegetable oils for biofuels, particularly rapeseed which is currently the most popular feedstock used for biofuels at the pump,... [Read More]
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Jul 18, 2013
News reports from Argentina claim biodiesel and feedstock exports will be disrupted on 18 July as port and shipping workers go on strike.
The country’s unions for grain handlers, port workers and some shipping workers are downing tools in protest against government taxes. Although many workers allegedly received a pay rise this year, it now means they have to pay... [Read More]
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Jul 17, 2013
Two US-based companies have signed a long-term agreement for the supply of purpose grown energy crops and residues to be used as cellulosic feedstock.
Chemtex International and Murphy Brown (MB), both located in North Carolina, will ensure the feedstock goes towards use in Chemtex’s cellulosic ethanol facility planned for construction in Clinton.
The agreement covers... [Read More]
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Jul 16, 2013
Scientists in Norway claims a sea dwelling species maybe another avenue towards creating sustainable biofuel for transportation.
Tunicates, a yellow-green organism that sucks bacteria and other microorganisms through one end before turning it into purified water at the other, has been subject to tests by researchers at the University of Bergen.
The researchers believe... [Read More]
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Jul 16, 2013
Independent bulk liquid storage operator Vopak has teamed up with Magellan Midstream Partners to jointly evaluate building a storage terminal in the Houston Gulf Coast area.
Under a recently signed joint development agreement, the two parties will carry out a feasibility study for the new facility, which will store and handle crude oil, refined products and ethanol.
Vopak... [Read More]
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Jul 16, 2013
Horizon Terminals has become an official supporting partner for this year's Tank Storage Asia conference in Singapore on 10-11 December. The event, now in its 7th year, promises to be the biggest yet with speakers already confirmed from the like of VTTI Asia, Sinopec Kantons Holdings, KIC Group of Companies, BMT Asia, ICIS and Mott MacDonald.
As well as including in depth... [Read More]
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Jul 15, 2013
London mayor Boris Johnson is calling on the UK’s biofuel industry to turn more of London’s waste, such as cooking oil, into biodiesel for the capital’s bus network.
It is claimed vehicles running on biodiesel produce around 25% fewer carbon emissions than those running on traditional fuel. London’s bus fleet uses approximately 250 million... [Read More]
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Jul 15, 2013
Sugar analysis system developer Carbo Analytics (CA) has received one of 79 available grants from the US Department of Energy which will go towards the development of a biofuels sugar analysis system.
The grant came in at $150,000 (€115,000) and CA, in partnership with microwave digestion system provider CEM, will now start to prepare biomass samples. The end... [Read More]
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Jul 15, 2013
US ethanol producing company Ace Ethanol has completed the purchase of a dormant ethanol plant in Wisconsin.
The price is a reported $16.5 million (€12.6 million) and Ace is aiming to reopen the facility in the autumn. Ace co-founder Robert Sather was quoted as saying to build a plant of this size, capable of producing 50 million gallons a year, from new would cost... [Read More]
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Jul 12, 2013
Forty-eight companies have joined forces with the European Commission this July to set up a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) for bio-based industries.
The PPP brings together €3.8 billion ($4.9 million) with an aim to advance the bioeconomy in Europe. The European pulp and paper industry is one strategic partner in this PPP, with 13 of the 48 member companies from... [Read More]
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