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Germany’s federal government and the state of Brandenburg are providing a total of USD$410 million in funding for the 30,000 tpy project.

The 500-million-euro (USD$588.7 million) project is being scaled to produce 79,000 metric tons of SAF and 9,000 tons of renewable diesel annually.

Approximately 1,000 metric tons of RED III-compliant waste-based sustainable marine fuels will be utilized between April and December of this year.

The collaboration harnesses the BioVeritas Process™ to convert agricultural residues into HEFA-compatible feedstocks.

Through Eneos’ SAF environmental-attribute provision scheme, the three companies reduce GHG emissions from air-cargo transportation.

Par Pacific has begun operations at its joint-venture renewable diesel and SAF biorefinery in Hawaii while Montana Renewables completed its MaxSAF 150 project in Great Falls.

The auction follows a federal court order placing the assets into receivership following liquidity issues. The sealed-bid deadline is June 18.

The U.S. exported nearly 2.1 million gallons per day of renewable diesel and SAF in the second half of 2025. About half of these exports went to Canada.

The investment will protect forest-sector workers and businesses by creating new opportunities for made-in-Ontario forest products in emerging markets.

UFOP criticized Germany’s Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA) for delayed publication of consumption statistics.

The policy lowered carbon emissions by 3 million tons and generated over $67 million for innovation and community investments in 2024.

Luke McCrea of Faribault, Minnesota, is the recipient of the 2026-’27 soy scholarship sponsored by the American Soybean Association and BASF.