Phillips 66 and Renewable Energy Group notified the Department of Ecology and Whatcom County in January 2020 that they no longer planned to build a large-scale renewable fuels plant in Ferndale, Washington. The facility would have been built within the Phillips 66 Ferndale Refinery and would have processed fats, oils, and grease into as much… Continue reading Green Apple | Ferndale Renewable Fuels Refinery
Global Clean Energy is retooling and converting the Bakersfield Renewable Fuels Refinery to produce renewable fuel products. Once complete, the Bakersfield Renewable Fuels Refinery will produce renewable diesel from both SusOils’ proprietary camelina as well as a traditional slate of renewable feedstocks such as vegetable oils, waste fats, and greases. In June 2024, Global Clean… Continue reading GCEH | Bakersfield Renewable Fuels Refinery
Panacea Global Energy, formerly known as CMG CleanTech, withdrew a proposal for a green hydrogen plant that was to be built in Poinciana, Osceola County, Florida, after local opposition. The proposal was withdrawn in May 2023. The company is moving forward with plans for a “clean energy park” that would manufacture hydrogen production equipment, among… Continue reading Panacea | Osceola Green Hydrogen Plant
Green Plains announced in June 2024 it has executed construction management agreements and ordered the major equipment necessary to capture the carbon from three of its Nebraska ethanol facilities. The company plans to commence construction in the second half of 2024, and to begin capturing the biogenic carbon dioxide associated with the production of 287… Continue reading Green Plains | Nebraska Ethanol Plants CCS
Mozart Devco is working with Bank of America on a $75m Series A, sources told ReSource in June 2024. Pitch decks make reference to the company’s first project in New Mexico.The project is a municipal waste-to-hydrogen project about which executives met with the state’s Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
Carbon Storage Solutions LLC, a subsidiary of Front Range Energy, filed for a Class VI well permit from the EPA in May 2024. The company aims to capture the CO2 derived from the From Range Energy’s ethanol fermentation process and sequester it near its facility in Windsor, Colorado.
Lambda Energy Resources filed an application for a Class VI sequestration well in May 2024. The well would be the first in the state of Michigan. Lambda is adapting its existing infrastructure to allow for storage of 160 million metric tons of CO2 capture from ethanol plants, cement plants, and natural gas processing plants. The… Continue reading Lambda Energy | Michigan Sequestration Well
Aymium is constructing an advanced biocarbon production facility in Williams, California. In June 2024, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners announced its Green Credit Fund was part of a global lending consortium providing $210m financing to Aymium for the construction. Energy Capital Partners was also part of the consortium. The facility is expected to support large-scale coal replacement… Continue reading Aymium | Williams Biocarbon Facility
Big Hill Materials has an hydrogen production site with a salt dome planned in Bay City, Texas. As of June 2024, the project is not yet finalized. Hygreen Energy, the Chinese alkaline and PEM electrolyzer manufacturer, is in negotiations with Big Hill Materials to supply electrolyzers to the project.
Hanwha Corporation and INEOS Nitriles announced in June 2024 their intention to collaborate in a study for a low-carbon ammonia facility with carbon sequestration in the US, with a capacity of more than 1 mmtpa. The final investment decision is planned for 2026 with planned commercial operation in 2030.
