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UMOE Advanced Composites (UAC) has secured a second order from P2X Solutions for three 45-foot high cube Multi-Element Gas Containers (MEGCs) to support a Power-to-X hydrogen project in Finland.
The latest order follows UAC’s 2025 delivery of 12 hydrogen MEGCs and two e-methane MEGCs for use at Finland’s first industrial-scale green hydrogen production facility in Harjavalta. The...
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AIRCO has announced the opening of a new manufacturing and integration facility in New Britain, Pennsylvania, which will serve as the company’s primary hub for scaling production of its modular power-to-liquid fuel systems.
The new site will support manufacturing of AIRCO’s containerised MAD (Mobile, Adaptable, and Dynamic) Fuel System™, designed to produce synthetic fuel for jets and...
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Senior-level forum brings together global leaders to transition from synthetic fuel ambition to commercial reality on 18-19 November 2026.
ACI is pleased to announce the 7th edition of the European E-Fuels Conference, scheduled for the 18th & 19th of November 2026 in Berlin. This premier senior-level forum arrives at a pivotal moment for the industry, shifting the conversation from...
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Rivan Industries has announced a new 50,000sqft (4,645 m2) base in south London, UK, for the company's synthetic fuel production. Production Base 1 will support production of up to 50MWs per year of Rivan's synthetic fuel systems, enabling the company to immediately start domestic production of synthetic fuel in the UK.
The facility has undergone an entire refurbishment from its prior use,...
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Essar Energy Transition (EET) has completed the pre-FEED (front end engineering design) for one of the UK's largest SAF production hubs. Integrated within the company's Stanlow refinery (UK), the planned methanol-to-jet (MtJ) project will produce more than 2000,000 tonnes of advanced SAF, using approximately 550,0000 tonnes per annum (tpa) of renewable e-methanol and nio-methanol...
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India's Union Cabinet has approved a ₹37,500 crore (€3.3 million) package to boost coal gasification, in order to create synthetic gas (syngas) to then produce further downstream products like urea, methanol and ammonia, among others.
“India’s import bill for key substitutable products LNG, urea, ammonium nitrate, ammonia, coking coal, methanol, DME and others stood at approximately...
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Topsoe, a leading global provider of advanced technology and solutions for the energy transition, has announced a revised strategic pathway for the development and commercialisation of its Solid Oxide Electrolyzer Cell (SOEC) and derived technologies.
Going forward, the company will seek to commercialise the SOEC and derived technologies through exploration of key partnerships, focused...
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Liquid Wind was declared bankrupt on 11 May 2026 and is now up for sale. This includes the subsidiaries in Sweden, Denmark and Finland
In a press statement, the company extended its gratitude to employees, partners, customers and other stakeholders who have contributed to the company’s work over the years.
Further information regarding the sale process and other matters relating to the...
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SWISS and Lufthansa Group are working towards long-term SAF procurement contracts with e-SAF producer, Metafuels.
Jens Fehlinger, CEO of SWISS said: “Future availability of sustainable fuels at sufficient scale will only be possible if investments in technologies and partnerships are made today. That is exactly what we are doing with Metafuels.
“We do not want to wait on the sidelines,...
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Denmark’s Kassø Power-to-X facility, a joint venture between European Energy and Mitsui & co, has turned 86 tonnes of e-methanol into gasoline grades compatible with existing vehicles and fuel infrastructure.
European Energy’s Executive Vice President and Head of PtX, Rene Alcaraz Frederiksen, said: “This demonstrates something important: renewable methanol is not only a...
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Just a week after submitting a permit for a new facility in Sweden, Liquid Wind has filed for bankruptcy.
Operating since 2017, the company was instrumental in multiple e-methanol projects, but this week it seems those projects could be thrown into disarray.
There is some local hope that the projects themselves could be rescued or taken over by new partners through the bankruptcy...
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The Brandenburg e-SAF project (formerly known as Concrete Chemicals) has been presented with the official grant award for €350 million; funding awarded by the German government and EU, in January 2026.
On 12th May 2026, the German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, Katherina Reiche, and Brandenburg’s Minister-President, Dietmar Woidke, toured the PCK refinery, where...
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Carbon Neutral Fuels, io Consulting and Mission Zero Technologies have completed FEL3A for a UK e-SAF facility.
The next phase of the trio’s Project Starling includes licensor technology packages integrated into a single facility, completing key safety studies and developing a 3D model of the plant. The facility is planned to deliver 25,000 tonnes of fuel annually by 2031, meeting...
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BASF-operated Industriepark Lausitz in Schwarzheide, Germany, is adding Sunfire to its site as a new green hydrogen partner. BASF InfraService & Solutions Lausitz provides infrastructure management for the chemical and industrial sectors. Sunfire, the Dresden-based hydrogen company, will build a test facility at the industrial park to further validate its highly efficient solid oxide...
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European Energy is strengthening its Power-to-X portfolio, appointing Rene Alcaraz Frederiksen to EVP and Head of Power-to-X, and Torben Nørgaard as European Energy as VP, Head of Partnerships and Offtake, Power-to-X.
Frederiksen joins from within the organisation, having already played a central role in advancing the company’s Power-to-X activities as CEO of the joint...
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Reduciner, a deep-tech startup originating from VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, is commercialising a new high-temperature technology that enables companies to turn captured carbon dioxide (CO₂) into e-fuels.
The startup raised €3.6 million in its first round of funding from Voima Ventures, Lifeline Ventures, and Mikko Kodisoja Foundation. The plan is to...
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Nel’s ‘next-generation’ pressurised alkaline electrolyser is designed to simplify hydrogen production, improve efficiency and scalability and reduce costs.
After eight years of development and the successful launch of a full-scale prototype at Nel’s Herøya facility in Norway, Nel’s solution sets a new cost benchmark for large-scale electrolyser systems. Nel estimates a...
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Renewables experts, Galetech, are progressing plans for a €20 million demonstration facility focused on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in county Cavan, Ireland. The plant will focus on producing e-fuels compatible with existing aircraft engines and that can integrate into current fuel supply chains.
The Cavan facility represents an early but important step. While wind energy will remain...
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Liquid Wind is applying for an environmental permit for EFÖvik (eFuel Facility Övik) at the Land and Environment Court in Umeå, Sweden. The facility is planned to operate in close industrial symbiosis with Övik Energi’s biomass-fuelled combined heat and power (CHP) plant, using its captured biogenic CO₂ together with renewable hydrogen to produce sustainable e-methanol for...
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Europe risks a fuel shock as sustainable jet fuel supply falls far behind the 2030 mandate, a new SAS Aviation Insights report shows. Without rapid build out, the shortfall could push up fares, force route cuts and deepen Europe’s energy vulnerability at a moment when global fuel markets are already under pressure.
The report shows that Europe is heading toward a structural shortage of...
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