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...appetite for ICEs may seek alternative routes. The brand behind the research is SUSTAIN. Created by bespoke fuel specialist Coryton, SUSTAIN uses advanced second-generation biofuel manufactured from agricultural waste, such...
...develop up to five facilities to produce the biofuels and biofuel components and will convert forestry and wood-based construction waste into lower-emissions biofuels and biofuel components. It is anticipated that...
Over 14 tonnes of toxic waste was removed from farm buildings at the end of June after the discovery of a diesel laundering plant in Co Armagh. Officers from HM...
...a more complete burn of the fuel, converting current waste particulate matter into useful energy while lowering emissions. Most ‘traditional’ fuel additives are made from waste distillates and solvents, which...
...its own biofuel blending obligations under the UK’s Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation. Greenergy already owns and operates a waste based biodiesel facility on the east coast at Immingham. Production from...
...highlighted that ensuring the sustainability of the fuels through their production pathways and integrity of the waste-based feedstocks is vital noting that “All biomethane and HVO supplied to UK truck...
...approximately 120 Waitrose heavy goods trucks, the vehicles will run on biomethane made from food waste and waste materials rather than diesel. This will reduce CO2 emissions by 80%, with...
...household waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for use by airlines operating at UK airports. The £600m project involves Essar Oil UK, Fulcrum BioEnergy and Essar’s subsidiary company Stanlow Terminals...
...existing operational facility, KEW’s Sustainable Energy Centre (SEC), and RenFuD’s syngas-to-DME synthesis technology. Feedstock for the plant will come from household and commercial sources. The non-recyclable waste will go through...
...is a closely guarded secret(!). However, what we can reveal is that to produce this product, the refinery processes conventional crude oil together with some waste materials such as used...
...been straightforward. “I’m really pleased that we can do our part to support the circular economy by using waste materials and run our fleet on a certified clean fuel.” HVO,...
...Celtic Renewables takes by-products and waste from industries like food, drink and agriculture (including residues from whisky distillation) and converts them into green chemicals for use in everyday products from...
...sub-assemblies thereby producing the least possible waste. • A vibrant office culture that revolves around everyday sustainability from cycle to work incentives, creating a wildflower meadow in its grounds and...
...transportation more sustainable together with consumers and partners. In the Netherlands, used cooking oil from McDonald’s waste stream is turned into Neste MY Renewable Diesel to power HAVI’s logistics. Neste’s...
...the course of a year. To deliver this saving, the fuel uses agricultural waste, such as straw or crop waste which wouldn’t be used for consumption. This allows it to...
...South Armagh and seized 73,000 litres of fuel. Two tankers, one transit van, and over and underground tanks were also seized, whilst 20 tonnes of toxic waste, which was also...
...waste fats and vegetable oils. When compared with current conventional diesel fuels, HVO will reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90% and can be used in conventional diesel engines either...
...such as domestic heating. Biodiesel from waste blends, primarily Used Cooking Oil Methyl Ester (UCOME) and Tallow Methyl Ester (TME), would provide the most likely solution in the short term,...
