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The decision to close the Immingham biodiesel plant follows a temporary suspension of production in May and a strategic review of operations.

CAAS, Airbus, Boeing, Chevron, ExxonMobil, GenZero, IATA, Neste and the new APSAC center will support Asia-Pacific states in sustainable aviation.

The book-and-claim solution for aviation will evolve into a multisupplier solution providing wider access to the GHG benefits of SAF.  

One of the projects includes a dedicated 270 mgy SAF and renewable diesel plant at the Boaventura Complex in Itaboraí, Brazil.

The EPA proposal sets the stage for industry recovery and growth, said Grant Kimberley, the IBB’s executive director.

XCF Global said its 38 mgy biorefinery in Nevada has successfully manufactured SAF, renewable diesel and bionaphtha during initial ramp up.

IRFA Executive Director Monte Shaw said EPA’s new proposal is the most exciting since RFS was expanded in 2007.

The partnership’s first project will be Avalon’s flagship biorefinery in Uruguay scaled to produce 1 million tons of SAF per year.

King Salman International Airport Development Co. signed an MOU with Biofuel Co. to deploy B100 during construction of the capital city airport.

Clean Fuels CEO Donnell Rehagen said EPA’s proposal is a welcome signal to U.S. farmers and biobased diesel producers.

The companies are focusing on the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Asia-Pacific markets to support the shipping industry’s low-carbon transition.

Southern Arkansas and northern Louisiana will serve as the backbone locations for Natural State Renewables’ SAF production.