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US rotary dryer manufacturer Uzelac Industries has announced a series of leadership changes, with founder Michael Uzelac resuming the role of chief executive and Milena Ivetic named as president. Ivetic, who has been with the Wisconsin-based company for six years and most recently served as corporate vice president, will work alongside Uzelac and the board of directors on the company's…
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CPM, the global provider of process equipment, engineered technologies and aftermarket support, has named Jeremy Patten as its new Chief Executive Officer, bringing in a leader with more than 20 years of experience across global industrial, manufacturing and technology-driven businesses. Patten joins from Modine, where he was President of the Performance Technologies segment. Before that, he…
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NorSAF, the Latvian company developing the Baltic's largest sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project, has signed a memorandum of understanding with UK clean-tech firm Nova Pangaea Technologies to develop an advanced ethanol plant in Latvia. The plant would use locally sourced wood waste to produce ethanol, which would then supply NorSAF's planned SAF facility in Liepāja. Nova Pangaea's…
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Energy infrastructure business YLEM Group has launched YLEM Power, a new specialist operations and maintenance company to support gas generation assets across the UK, including combined heat and power, biogas, landfill gas and anaerobic digestion facilities that convert organic waste into renewable energy. YLEM Power will provide 24/7 O&M support to energy asset owners and investors,…
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Ecostrat, New Energy Risk (NER) and Yilkins have formed a strategic alliance aimed at tackling one of the biggest obstacles to biomass project finance: feedstock supply risk. Under the alliance, Feedstock Supply Insurance will be made available to developers who license Yilkins' drying, torrefaction and carbonisation technology, subject to underwriting and project-specific…
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Waga Energy has reported a 31 per cent year-on-year rise in renewable natural gas (RNG) production for the first half of 2026, producing 426 GWh from landfill gas and avoiding an estimated 173,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions over the period. The French company, which produces RNG by upgrading landfill gas using its proprietary WAGABOX technology, posted consolidated revenues of €33.5…
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America's wastewater treatment plants are capturing only a fraction of their renewable energy potential, according to new figures from the American Biogas Council, which estimates the sector could generate enough electricity for 1.9 million US households a year if biogas capture were rolled out more widely. There are currently around 2,580 operating biogas capture facilities across the US,…
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Nord Gas Solutions has secured a contract to build a 35 tonne-per-day biogas liquefaction plant in Poland, which is set to become the country's first bioLNG production facility and marks a step forward for its developing biomethane sector. The plant will be a brownfield conversion, built onto existing biogas production infrastructure rather than a new-build site. It will use Nord Gas…
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Gallagher-owned managing general agent Pen Underwriting is looking to deepen its cover for the anaerobic digestion (AD) sector, at a time when brokers say insurance appetite for the technology has lagged behind its spread across the UK. The MGA formally entered renewable energy in November 2025 with a dedicated AD product. Its Commercial Combined wording brings the property, business…
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Punjab's network of paddy straw pelletisation units looks set to more than double in the coming months, as a central and state government push to curb stubble burning draws a new wave of small-scale entrepreneurs into biomass processing. According to the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB), 72 new entrepreneurs have registered to set up small-scale pellet units, on top of the 74 already…
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The Austrian federal government has advanced a draft bill to reverse its 15-year-old ban on geological carbon dioxide storage, a policy shift explicitly designed to open the country to large-scale industrial Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and, in particular, attract developers of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS). The ban, originally introduced in 2011, has long been viewed…
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INEOS Energy has officially launched Greensand, the EU's first operational offshore carbon storage site, at Esbjerg, Denmark, with support from Harbour Energy and the Danish North Sea Fund. The facility will initially capture and store up to 400,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually, with potential to scale to 4–8 million tonnes at full capacity. The facility will initially source CO₂ primarily…
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Woodchuck, an artificial intelligence-powered waste-to-energy company, has launched a Regulation Crowdfunding offering through Fundify, opening investment opportunities to accredited and non-accredited investors. The move signals growing commercial momentum for the company's approach to identifying, tracking and recovering usable material from construction waste streams, with residual wood…
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In her 2026 State of the Union Address, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has placed biomethane squarely at the centre of Europe's energy independence strategy, positioning renewable gas alongside nuclear and renewables as critical to breaking fossil fuel dependency and driving down energy costs. "So, we need to double down on our affordable, homegrown, clean energy. Be it…
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