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Construction on a €30 million biogas plant in Croatia, Europe’s largest, began on 14 May.
The plant will be located at Ovcara farm outside the eastern Croatian town of Vukovar.
The project has been initiated by Vukovar-based Bionergija company, established by a local Vupik agribusiness and several Croatian and foreign entrepreneurs.
The future plant, which should be built by the end of…
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In Australia, plans for a €137 million biodiesel production facility at Port Kembla on the New South Wales (NSW) central coast have been unveiled.
The facility will process soyabeans for the primary industry, with the by-product refined to make biodiesel.
The plant based at the port's Inner Harbour will be able to supply most of the state's total requirements by 2011, and will be…
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New Zealand will spend as much as NZ$36 million (€16 million) in subsidies for biodiesel over the next three years in an attempt to encourage investments by improving the fuel’s competitiveness against petrol and ethanol.
A grant of as much as NZ$0.42 per litre will be available from 1 July on sales of domestically produced biodiesel that meets government standards.
The payment matches an…
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New York-based Innovation Fuels has begun selling biodiesel to customers through a Port of Milwaukee terminal located on Lake Michigan.
The 312,000-barrel capacity terminal is the first in the country dedicated to the sale and distribution of renewable fuels.
The port allows the receiving of international shipping via the St. Lawrence Seaway and river barge cargo via the Mississippi River.…
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is expected to focus on renewable fuels during his state visit to Beijing, hoping to team up with China to develop biofuels.
Lula stressed his priorities for the visit was to focus on renewable fuels, especially ethanol and bio-diesel. The two developing countries already have strong trade ties.
Brazil has been promoting its ethanol technology to…
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Baystate Biofuels, a Massachusetts-based company, is preparing to open the first full-scale commercial biodiesel terminal in the state.
The construction of the terminal in North Andover will begin by the end of May and is expected to begin selling environmentally friendly biodiesel by the September.
The company plans to distribute biodiesel to oil companies seeking to comply with…
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German biodiesel producer Petrotec has announced that it has undertaken an internal restructuring programme that is likely to lead to the release of more than 20 employees within the coming days.
It says the restructuring programme is deemed necessary to ensure the company’s survival.
Spokesman of the Board of German biodiesel producer Petrotec, Roger Böing, has stepped down from his…
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India Emami Biotech is planning to extend its biodiesel sales in Calcutta with the introduction of mobile biodiesel dispensing units.
The company has applied for approval from various authorities, and initially plans to launch two to three units with the number rising depending on the feedback.
The move is seen as an attempt by the company, one of the major bio-diesel makers in the country, to…
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The Canadian government is proceeding with regulations requiring a minimum 5% ethanol blend (E5) in the country’s petrol by September 2010.
The regulations have been given the go-ahead after Environment Minister Jim Prentice won cabinet approval to proceed with the laws requiring.
The department has invited the industry to outline how the government intends to proceed.
The government claims…
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An Oregon-based business hopes to become the first company to turn dairy and wood waste into a renewable biofuel called butanol.
Diesel Brewing of Salem plans to burn either dairy or wood waste to create liquid butanol through a process called gasification.
Butanol is a form of alcohol that could completely replace petrol rather than be blended with it, like ethanol.
CEO Jeff Raines and his…
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Iowa-based biodiesel producer Renewable Energy Group has announced it has entered into agreements to consolidate with three commercial-scale biodiesel plants.
Involved in the transaction are the trio of Western Iowa Energy, Central Iowa Energy, and Blackhawk Biofuels. The facilities owned by these companies represent an additional 105 million gallons per year of wholly-owned production capacity…
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The Japanese trading company Marubeni has signed an alliance with China’s biggest oilseed crushing company Sinograin Oil & Fats. The move will aim to boost soyabean sales to China, the world’s largest importer, by 25% in three years.
Marubeni has shipped more than 2.6 million tonnes of soyabeans to China since it began the exports in December, becoming the largest Japanese supplier.…
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Global oilseed production is projected at a record 422.1 million tonnes in 2009, which is up 25.9 million from the previous year due to increasing demand for biofuel production.
Demand in China, India, and the EU is considered to be the cause of a projected increase of 3.8% in 2009/10.
In the US, the oilseed production for 2009/10 is projected to reach 94.5 million tonnes, up 6% from its…
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Shell, Total, Mercuria Energy trading, Vopak, Oiltanking, Dong Energy, Swedish Energy Agency, TNO, Neste Oil, Ecopetrol, Pertamina, Petrom, UK Department of Energy and Climate Change, EOP Biodiesel, Solvay Solexis and Petrotec are just some of the companies registered to attend the 2nd annual Biofuels International expo & conference 2009 on 27-28 May in Amsterdam.
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In Rialto, California, Rentech has announced plans to build a 9 million gallon a year renewable diesel plant that will produce 35 MW of power.
The plant will provide enough power to supply 30,000 homes, and is expected to be up and running by 2012.
The plant is expected to adhere to the new standards set by the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard, using biomass gasification technology provided…
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