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...grade feedstock led to badly made biodiesel, quality issues and fuel degradation whilst a DIY biofuels market grew up with carte blanche to make a little bit of diesel without...
...storage, Simon provides Harvest Energy with specialist biofuels blending to help the company meet the Renewable Transport Fuels Obligation. A bioethanol in-line injection system is provided for the company’s unleaded...
...the Port of Cork Company Ltd congratulated Green Biofuels on the achievement commenting: “It has been great to see Green Biofuels get to this milestone on their plans. We look...
...markets; Stanlow Terminals Ltd, which is developing enabling storage and pipeline infrastructure; and EET Biofuels, which is investing in developing 1 MT of low carbon biofuels. Blueprint for transformation Prashant...
...act to support businesses hoping to cut their carbon footprint, highlighting the potential for advanced biofuels to cut emissions by up to 90%. In a letter to Transport Minister Jesse...
...Improve the efficiency of current systems Retrofit where possible Use biofuels Goal obsessed but technology neutral The Irish Government appears to be prioritising particular technologies – with targets such as...
...million litres of advanced renewable biofuels produced each year, made from the biogas produced by landfill waste. A first for the UK The Craigmore, County Derry plant is a...
...Following changes in 2011, incentives only reward biofuels which meet specific criteria, while double incentives are now available for biofuels derived from waste material and advance processes. The government is...
...difficult to adapt to new technologies such as heat pumps and are perfectly suited to new drop in liquid biofuels. “The design of these houses (and this includes a very...
Advanced Biofuel Solutions Ltd (‘ABSL’), a developer and producer of advanced biofuels, and Greenergy, leading manufacturer and supplier of waste-based biofuels, have announced the signing of a Joint Development Agreement...
...ensuring that the ‘S’ in SAF is top priority.” What will make the difference to mass adoption of biofuels? “Getting biofuels to be widely adopted involves several key factors. First,...
...as solid biomass boilers, high temperature heat pumps, and potentially liquid biofuels) may offer an alternative in these cases but also indicates that aviation remains its preferred use of biofuels...
...where the existence of the Biofuels Obligation Scheme has made an enormous contribution in reducing non-ETS emissions by 300,000 tonnes per year. A scheme which the Government rightly calls “a...
...a dedicated UK biofuels strategy due later this year or in 2023, will give a clear indication of the extent that the government supports biofuels in domestic and non-domestic heating....
...been providing exceptional levels of support for speciality movements such as bioethanol and super gasoline trunking, as well as providing regional support services for third parties. We will build on...
...tonnes, which is equivalent in emissions reductions to taking up to 350,000 cars off the road every year. “We agree that increasing the bioethanol percentage from up to 5% in...
...clarity or support necessary to meet this timeline. “Therefore, delay to this regulation has long been inevitable.” Existing oil boilers can be converted to run on biofuels, such as hydrotreated...
Recognising that HGVs present a ‘very different challenge’ to van fleets, DPD UK is switching to HVO to decarbonise its vehicles now. In partnership with Essar and Green Biofuels the...