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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.

Wayne Combustion Systems designs and manufactures oil and gas burners for commercial, food service and other process applications.

The BioVeritas Process™ converts second-gen feedstocks to intermediates that flow into Topsoe’s HydroFlex® technology to enable production of next-gen biofuels.

ICE engines make up 98 percent of U.S. commercial vehicles, and diesel engines make up the largest share at 76 percent.

The alliance will commercialize camelina starting in North America.

The jointly developed facility marks a major milestone in advancing the processing of complex waste streams into high-quality raw feedstock for renewable fuels.

The next‑generation Volvo engine combines expanded power, strong fuel efficiency and the lowest NOx levels Volvo has ever offered.

This aligns with the call in the federal government’s coalition agreement to promote the use of alternative fuels, including biofuels.

A report by Accelleron shows Asia Pacific emerging as a proving ground for a cross-sector approach to the energy transition.

Four of Australia’s most influential ag bodies have joined forces to urge the government to introduce an immediate national mandate for ethanol and biodiesel.