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Canadian biogas upgrading specialist Greenlane Renewables has entered into a formal agreement with Panasonic do Brasil to establish local manufacturing of its next-generation Cascade LF landfill gas upgrading technology in Brazil. Under the arrangement, Panasonic will produce Greenlane-branded modules at its facilities in São José dos Campos, São Paulo state, with initial investment…
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Indonesia's Ministry of Environment is pushing to fast-track a waste-to-energy facility in West Java as the Greater Bandung metropolitan area faces a mounting waste crisis. Environment Minister Mohammad Jumhur Hidayat said a tender for the Oxbow Cicukang plant in Margaasih Sub-district, Bandung District, could begin immediately once a coordination meeting produces a decision. "We don't want to…
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Nordic waste-to-energy trader Geminor is scaling up biomaterials as a strategic priority, expanding beyond its established waste-based energy solutions to supply feedstocks with higher biogenic content to customers in the energy, cement and industrial sectors. The move reflects a broader industry shift in which waste and biomass are increasingly treated as converging streams within the…
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A £120m planning application has been submitted to Kent County Council for what would be the UK's first commercial-scale waste-to-hydrogen facility, with the potential to create up to 400 construction jobs and 100 permanent roles. The proposal, brought forward by Hydrogen TE (Manston) Ltd, covers a site at Manston, Kent, and would process around 44,000 tonnes of non-recyclable waste annually…
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Hexagon Agility, a business of Hexagon Composites and the global leader in high-pressure composite cylinder technology, has delivered its 6,000th carbon fibre gas distribution cylinder to Processkontroll Green Technology, the Nordic region's leading supplier of infrastructure for green energy gases. The milestone marks a major achievement in a 17-year partnership between two Nordic clean-tech…
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Evero Energy has announced that its InBECCS project, which aims to become the UK's first engineered greenhouse gas removal (GGR) facility, has been officially listed on Puro.earth's Future Facility programme – a leading global standard for durable carbon removals. This listing represents a key opportunity for the UK to advance its ambitions around engineered carbon removals. InBECCS,…
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Bioenergy Insight wishes a happy and restful festive period to all of our readers, subscribers and advertisers. Thank you for supporting us, and we look forward to resuming activity on 2 January 2026.
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The UK’s plans to use large-scale carbon-removal technologies in the 2030s could expose the public purse to billions of pounds in costs while delivering uncertain climate benefits, new analysis suggests. Carbon removals - including bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) and direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS) - form a key part of the government’s strategy for reaching…
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Eiffel Investment Group has announced the financing of Evergreen Agricultural Enterprises’ new biomethane production facility in Ireland. The plant, currently under construction in County Kildare, is expected to begin commissioning in mid-2026. Once operational, it will produce approximately 120 GWh of renewable biomethane annually, injecting the gas directly into the national gas grid…
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Talwar Thakore & Associates (TT&A) has advised Sumitomo Corporation on its proposed collaboration with TruAlt Bioenergy Limited (TBL) in the operation of TruAlt Gas Private Limited, paving the way for a new joint venture in India’s growing compressed biogas sector. The deal involves Sumitomo’s potential acquisition of a 49% stake in TruAlt Gas Private Limited from an existing…
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Nordic energy company Gasum, a leading FuelEU Maritime pooling service provider in Europe, has begun publishing a daily price for FuelEU Maritime compliance units on its website. The price reflects Gasum’s actual selling rate per tonne of CO₂, rather than an index, and applies to volumes of 500 t CO₂ and above. The move aims to enhance transparency in the evolving compliance…
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ENplus, a leading certification scheme for wood pellet quality, is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year - marking 15 years of driving reliability and trust across the global pellet industry. Established in 2010, ENplus has played a defining role in creating a transparent and dependable pellet market, ensuring that consumers and businesses alike can trust the quality of every certified…
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On 25 September, an accident at Lignetics of Maine in Strong resulted in a worker being buried under roughly two tonnes of wood fuel pellets. The plant, located on Norton Hill Road, produces biomass heating products for distribution across the region. According to reports, the employee was caught beneath the sudden collapse of the pellet load during routine operations. Colleagues on…
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Sweden’s municipal energy utility Söderenergi AB has struck a landmark deal to reserve the first negative emissions from its planned bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) plant for pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca. The agreement will see Söderenergi deliver the initial output of biogenic carbon dioxide (bioCO₂) captured at its Igelstaverket combined heat and power (CHP) plant…
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