Ethanol & Bioenergy News in English
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48Bioethanol Market Expected to Face a Decline of USD 130.46 Billion from 2024 to 2030
In 2023, North America led the Bioethanol Market and is expected to maintain its largest share. The market is growing due to...
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45Untapped Biomass Waste Can Aid Fossil Fuel Replacement: Biofuels Junction MD
Biofuels Junction Pvt. sees India's 200 million metric tonnes of unutilized biomass as a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. The company converts...
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57Biofuel initiative launched in Northeast for a greener tomorrow
Pan Oleo Energy Limited has launched an initiative to aggregate biofuel feedstocks in Assam, Meghalaya, and northern West Bengal. This project focuses...
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44India Invests USD 25 Million in Hydrogen Hubs to Boost Green Shipping
India is investing USD 25 million to develop hydrogen hubs at key ports as part of its green shipping initiative, announced Union...
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41Brazil’s Potencial to invest $109 million to turn biodiesel plant into world’s largest
Brazil's Grupo Potencial is investing 600 million reais ($108.86 million) to expand biodiesel production at its Parana state plant, boosting capacity to...
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47India stands as global voice of reason in its commitment to pursuit of sustainable energy future: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi delivered a keynote at the Hamburg Sustainability Conference, emphasizing India's growth in renewable energy from 75 GW to...
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65Abraxas seeks EAR permission for USD-8.8bn green energy hub in Canada
Abraxas Power Corp's subsidiary, Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation (EVREC), has submitted an Environmental Assessment Registration for its green energy hub project...
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66Government confident of meeting 20 per cent ethanol blending well before target time
India’s Petroleum Minister, Hardeep Singh Puri, expressed confidence that the country will meet its 20% ethanol blending target ahead of schedule, now...
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51Namibia : Govt cautioned not to ‘overhype’ green hydrogen jobs
Economist Robin Sherbourne warns against exaggerating job promises in Namibia's emerging green hydrogen sector, highlighting its capital-intensive nature and low labor demand....
