Crude Processing

US biofuel production is undergoing significant changes due to the increasing importation of waste-based feedstocks.

The biofuels market faces significant challenges due to oversupply, but tougher mandates promise a more positive long-term outlook, according to Dutch storage firm Royal Vopak.

The UK energy major has thrown a wrench into its green ambitions by temporarily halting construction of its highly anticipated biofuels facility in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

US independent refiner Phillips 66 and integrated major ExxonMobil navigate California's renewable fuel landscape differently.

bp has reached an agreement to acquire Bunge’s 50% stake in bp Bunge Bioenergia S.A., valued at approximately $1.4B.

US major independent refiner is enhancing operations at its Rodeo refinery in California, focusing on renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.

The Austrian oil major has launched a new co-processing plant at its Schwechat refinery in Austria, investing approximately €200MM to produce renewable diesel blending components.

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has forecasted a rise in imports of low-CO2 biofuel feedstocks driven by forthcoming tax credits that incentivize fuels with reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

The recent downturn in government subsidies has sent shockwaves through the renewable diesel (RD) market, profoundly affecting profitability across various plants.

hte, a German high throughput experimentation company owned by BASF, secured a contract with NEN, the Royal Dutch Standardization Institute, to conduct R&D services focused on fluid catalytic cracking (FCC).