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Lydian has closed its Series A financing round with $43 million (€37.4 million) to support the launch of PIVOT; a full-stack synthetic fuel facilities production platform. The funding round was led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures and included participation from AP Ventures, Builders Vision, Congruent Ventures, Galvanize, Grok Ventures, Overture, Union Square Ventures and Voyager...
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The Netherlands has received €103 million in State aid from the European Commission (EC) to help towards greening its maritime fleet. The State aid scheme grant will assist the country in purchasing clean and zero-emission vessels that use e-methanol and green hydrogen, and retrofitting existing assets to use these fuels. The aid will be granted between 2027-2031, bridging the investment gap...
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The German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) has chosen to fund Synhelion under its Produktives.NRW programme for the construction of a commercial demonstration plant for renewable synthetic fuels. The project is one of nine that will receive a share of €90 million from the Just Transition Fund, aiming to support industrial innovation in the Rhenish region and northern Ruhr area. The...
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The Scottish government has pledged £755,720 (€882,012) to support phase 3 of Veri Energy’s e-fuels hub at Sullom Voe Terminal (SVT), the Shetland Islands. Establishing the site will allow the area to retain and retrain oil and gas workers, support local businesses and contribute to clean fuel manufacturing expertise. When operational in 2030, the site will produce hydrogen and e-methanol,...
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Power2X has awarded KBR the project management consultant (PMC) contract for its e-fuels project in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Under the contract, KBR will act as PMC during the front-end engineering design (FEED) and execution phases, which includes cost, schedule, quality and safety services. When completed, the project is expected to produce over 250,000 tonnes of electro-sustainable...
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Spain has royally decreed that transport-related targets of the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive III must be added into national law. As part of the decree, the country has approved consumption quotas for renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBOs), which are set to hit 11% by 2040. This also strengthens plans to reduce road transport emissions by 30% in the same year. From 2028 in...
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H4 Marseille Vos and Rhône Decarbonisation have signed a strategic partnership for France’s first carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) project. The agreement secures 50% of H4 Marseille Vos’ CO2 needs by 2040. Rhône Decarbonisation is a joint collaboration between Vicat, Société du Pipeline Sud-Européen and Elengy that will capture and transport CO2 emissions along the Rhône...
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The H2Global Foundation has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping to explore decarbonising the industry. This partnership will bring together the Center’s decarbonisation expertise and market reach with H2Global’s double-sided auction mechanism and public fund mobilisation abilities. Around 3% of global greenhouse gas...
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Ren-Gas and Sunfire have partnered on a long-term agreement where Sunfire will supply electrolysis technology to Ren-Gas for its green hydrogen and e-methane projects. It follows an agreement between Ren-Gas and avanca Energy for e-methane offtake earlier this month. The agreement builds on the existing collaboration at Ren-Gas’ e-methane plant in Tampere, Finland, where Sunfire is currently...
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Fluor has partnered with Arcadia eFuels as project management consultant (PMC) for the Endor eFuels project in Denmark. As PMC, Fluor will support Arcadia eFuels during the pre-engineering, procurement and construction phase to advance project development, improve risk management, strengthen project readiness and help support a final investment decision (FID). Endor eFuels will produce...
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Consorcio Austral has put in its environmental impact statement for the Acuario Project, which will be situated in the Magallanes Province of Chile. The Acuario Project, costing $4.7 billion (€4.1 billion) and with a target construction date of 2029, aims to produce one million tonnes of green ammonia every year for exporting to industry, mobility and chemical end users, or as a carrier for...
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Sportswear brand On have released Cloud X 5 shoes that have a midsole made of ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) foam created from e-naphtha, a key ingredient created from industrial carbon emissions. EVA is traditionally derived from crude oil processing, which comes with a large carbon footprint. For the new EVA, On partnered with Infinium Energy and Borouge International: Infinium converts...
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GLE360, a Germany-based energy platform start-up for the global producers of synthetic fuels to connect with European buyers, has appointed Christian Dürr as Managing Director, effective from 1 August 2026. Dürr has held senior political positions, including energy policymaker and parliamentary group leader in both the Lower Saxony state parliament and the German Bundestag. He brings...
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ENEOS and German eFuel One (GEF1) have signed a strategic collaboration to launch synthetic fuels in Japan and advance the development of an international value chain for low-carbon fuels. The cooperation builds on the existing relationship between ENEOS and eFuel, entering a new phase for industrial and commercial collaboration within the GEF1 project. GEF1 is developing the first large-scale...
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Honeywell Technologies has bought Johnson Matthey (JM)’s Catalyst Technologies business for £1,325 billion. Honeywell will now offer a more comprehensive, end-to-end service for energy and process technology customers, highlighting its aim of delivering solutions that drive operations, improve efficiency and enhance performance. JM has confirmed its intention to return £1 billion of net...
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Yoann Matot, eNG Project Director at TotalEnergies & President of TotalEnergies Hydrogen Holdings US, has been appointed as Chair of the e-NG Coalition. Koji Hirayama, General Manager of Bio- and e-NG Business Department at Mitsubishi Corporation, has also been named Vice-Chair. Matot will take over from Board Member Kristina Gjinaj, bringing more than 15 years of international experience...
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The electro-sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) joint venture between Hy2gen France and H2V, H4 Marseille Fos, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with EDF to secure the majority of its power supply on a long-term basis, starting from 2032. As part of the partnership, a ten-year Contrat d'Allocation de Production Nucléaire (CAPN) was agreed – the first of its kind that EDF has signed...
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ETFuels has selected the Port of Immingham, Greater Lincolnshire, UK, for its Project Kings Road Humber site – an advanced fuels refinery focusing on methanol-to-jet production. Project Kings Road Humber, which will create up to 1,000 construction jobs and 400 permanent skilled engineering, operations and manufacturing roles, will convert e-methanol into electro-sustainable aviation fuel...
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Argus has published the first cost indexes for methanol-to-jet (MtF) for nine global locations. The indexes are aligned with European standards for renewable fuels of non-biological origin, meaning companies will have access to like-for-like comparisons across geographies and production routes. All indexes are published in $/t, with local currency conversions where appropriate. The launch of...
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