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Drax Group has reported a fall in first-half adjusted EBITDA to £279 million, down from £460 million in the same period last year, as the company continues to invest in expanding its generation portfolio beyond biomass. The group's interim results, covering the six months to 30 June 2026, also showed net debt rising to £1,025 million, up from £784 million at the end of 2025. Despite the...
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Hexagon Agility has signed an exclusive, long-term agreement with IVECO BUS to supply fuel systems across IVECO's global CNG bus range, building on two decades of collaboration between the companies that has already delivered more than 10,000 CNG buses worldwide. The three-year agreement covers all IVECO BUS CNG and biomethane transit vehicles globally. Under the deal, Hexagon Agility —...
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Researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences are working with Woodland Biomass Innovations, a startup planning a woody biomass-to-energy facility in north central Pennsylvania, to assess whether the proposed operation would be sustainable and ecologically sound. Woodland Biomass Innovations is developing a facility designed to convert around 1,000 tons of regional wood residues...
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SUEZ has begun construction of a £35 million anaerobic digestion (AD) facility at its Ellington site in Northumberland, part of the infrastructure needed to support the rollout of food waste collections across Northumberland and the North East. Once operational, the facility is expected to process up to 50,000 tonnes of food waste annually, producing a nutrient-rich fertiliser product...
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Gasunie has completed a new connection between the underground gas networks near Axel in Zeeland and Ossendrecht in Noord-Brabant, adding transport capacity for biomethane and giving existing and new producers greater scope to feed sustainable gas into the network. The company said the extra capacity would make more domestically produced sustainable energy available to households, industry and...
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Researchers at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) have identified optimal conditions for extracting oil from spent coffee grounds, pointing to a route for turning the waste product into biodiesel feedstock and other bio-based materials. The study, published in Biomass and Bioenergy, looked at spent coffee grounds as a high-volume waste stream. Global coffee production runs to around 10...
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Puro.earth has certified and issued CO2 Removal Certificates (CORCs) for a project at the VEAS wastewater treatment plant in Norway, developed by Inherit Carbon Solutions — the world's first instance of biogenic CO2 from biogas production being captured and permanently stored geologically. The certification, Puro.earth's first for a BECCS facility in Europe, covers a collaboration between...
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Plans for a large anaerobic digestion (AD) plant at a Herefordshire farm are back in play, after the site's owner lodged an appeal against Herefordshire Council's refusal of the scheme late last year. Nicholas Layton of Whitwick Manor, located between Bromyard and Hereford, first submitted the application nearly four years ago. The proposed unit would process around 100,000 tonnes of poultry...
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As New Zealand accelerates its transition from coal to wood energy, Bonfiglioli is helping manufacturers upgrade the equipment needed to support the shift. The New Zealand Government's Wood Energy Strategy and Action Plan aims to replace up to 40% of fossil fuel process heat by 2050, driving investment in wood pellet production and materials handling infrastructure — and with it, growing...
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A leadership academy in Lagos has opened a biodigester facility at a public toilet on Ojota Bus Stop, aiming to cut open defecation in the city while generating clean energy from human waste. The scheme, dubbed "Pee-Po-to-Power Lagos" (WEEP), is run by the Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy (LJLA) and centres on a 30-cubic-metre anaerobic biodigester — described by project lead Dr Bamidele...
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Flogas and bio-waste management company College Group have agreed a renewable gas supply deal under which Flogas will offtake 26 GWh of biomethane annually from College Group's County Meath facility. The site produces biomethane via anaerobic digestion of agri-food and animal by-products and has a total production capacity of 75 GWh per year, with the gas primarily targeting decarbonisation of...
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Mining giant Rio Tinto has signed a five-year offtake agreement with Australian renewable biomass company SuperChar to supply locally produced bio pellets for use at its alumina refineries in Gladstone, Queensland in Australia, with deliveries targeted to begin in 2028. The agreement follows operational trials and a feasibility study in which bio pellet and coal blends demonstrated that bio...
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Hawaii Governor Josh Green has signed legislation directing the state's Department of Transportation to establish a Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) programme, making Hawaii the fifth US state to adopt a low-carbon fuel scheme of this kind. The bill, SB 2999, follows a two-year advocacy and rulemaking process and was welcomed by the RNG Coalition, which provided testimony throughout. The other four...
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Australian low-carbon fuels company HAMR Energy has been awarded AUD 32 million (EUR 19.6m) in conditional funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to advance development of a forestry residues-to-sustainable aviation fuel project spanning Victoria and South Australia. The award is the first under the Australian government's AUD 250 million Low Carbon Liquid Fuels priority,...
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