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Prospects for liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a marine fuel
LNG: the best solution to meet the environmental requirements Marine transport contributes significantly to atmospheric emissions. To address this issue, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has set new, stricter environmental standards for greenhouse gas emissions for shipping. In Canada, the...
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BiogasWorld Weekly Vol 12
Evaluating the potential of biogas as HGV fuel July 6, 2017 – A study for British bioenergy company Clearfleau shows that biogas generated from food and beverage process residues could offer a low-carbon commercial transport fuel. New research shows that biomethane generated from...
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Digestate Recognized Officially as a Fertilizing Residual Material in France
We have been recognizing biogas as a high energy potential for many years, but the official value of digestate and its fertilizing virtues are increasingly being discussed. Whereas biogas is extracted from the organic material in the absence of oxygen...
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BiogasWorld Weekly Vol 11
Hong Kong-headquartered company breaks ground on new waste-to-energy plant in Vietnam July 3, 2017 – China Everbright International has announced that it has officially commenced construction on its Can Tho waste-to-energy project in Vietnam. Everbright International won the bid for the...
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BiogasWorld Welcomes the Québec’s 2030 Energy Policy
Québec’s 2030 Energy Policy: First Action Plan Unveiling 2017 will be a turning point in the energy industry in Québec, particularly in biogas projects and natural gas network. The Québec government’s determination, communicated in its 2030 Energy Policy, is clear:...
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BiogasWorld Weekly Vol 10
80 liquid natural gas (LNG) stations in Europe: we can use them for biomethane June 16, 2017 -Europe has 3,000 compressed natural gas (CNG) filling stations, of which 80 are also suitable for liquid natural gas (LNG). This same infrastructure...
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BiogasWorld Weekly Vol 8
USDA funding supports AD research at Clarkson University May 22, 2017 – U.S. Sens. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., and Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., recently announced $500,000 in new federal funding for Clarkson University. The funding was allocated through the USDA’s...
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BiogasWorld Weekly Vol 7
California firm buys, plans to reopen Fremont bioenergy facility May 14, 2017 – FREMONT — After closing abruptly two years ago, a state-of-the-art biodigester facility in Newaygo County is getting a second life from one of the nation’s leading...
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BiogasWorld Weekly Vol 6
NAWTEC 2017: A period of transition May 5th, 2017 – BCSE president shares insights on the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency for the energy industry. While many people are wondering, what impact the Trump administration will have on...
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BiogasWorld Weekly Vol 5
Active Iron solutions for the AD market April 28th, 2017 – OMEX Environmental is supplying a new non-hazardous iron powder product to the anaerobic digestion industry for the minimisation of hydrogen sulphide levels in a plant’s fermenter. Biogas can...
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