A green and blue ammonia production and export project in Port of Corpus Christi in Texas, USA. In February 2023, RWE, LOTTE CHEMICAL Corporation, and Mitsubishi Corporation entered into a Joint Study Agreement to develop the project. The alliance plans to develop large-scale supply chains in Asia, Europe, and the US. The agreement’s parties target… Continue reading RWE, Lotte, Mitsubishi | Port of Corpus Christi Clean Ammonia Project
The Mt. Simon Hub will allow for the capture, compression, and transportation of CO₂ via a 280-mile steel pipeline capable of transporting 12 million tons of CO₂ per year. Wolf Carbon Solutions and ADM have signed a Letter of Intent allowing CO₂ produced at ADM’s Clinton and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, facilities to be transported via… Continue reading Wolf Carbon Solutions Mt. Simon Hub
Xcel suspended consideration in November 2007, too expensive for perceived demand.
A facility in the Northeast to produce SAF at a large scale. SGP BioEnergy’s HEFA- (hydro-processed esters and fatty acids) based renewable jet fuel will be sustainably produced from waste fats, oils, greases, and non-food oilseeds. In September 2021, JetBlue announced plans an offtake agreement with SGP BioEnergy, with expected delivery by the end of… Continue reading SG Preston Northeast SAF Facility
An algae farm producing algae oil for biofuels, polymers, and polyunsaturated fatty acids, as well as protein for food, and feed trials, and Spirulina for the nutraceutical market. The projected cost for commercial scale production of algae jet and diesel fuel is $2.50/gallon of gasoline-equivalent (GGE) facilities. The project should use technology for algae cultivation… Continue reading Global Algae Innovations Biofuels Farm
In 2009, the Sweeny Gasification Project was selected by the Department of Energy to be awarded a $3 million Cooperative Agreement to share costs in the development of the project. Total cost $4.1 billion. The project’s aim was to capture CO2 from its ConocoPhillips petcoke-based 683-megawatt IGCC power plant adjacent to its existing refinery. An… Continue reading Sweeny Polygeneration with CO2 Capture
A commercial-scale plant using Virent’s BioForming® technology for the conversion of sugar feedstocks to biogasoline and sustainable aviation fuel. Virent is working with commercial partners, such as Marathon Petroleum Corporation, Cargill, Johnson Matthey, Toray, and BP Chemicals. A commercial-scale first plant based on Virent’s technology is expected to provide up to 100 million gallons of… Continue reading Virent California Commercial Facility
The PGF project is designed to produce 0.7 million tons of zero-carbon nitrate fertilizer annually, primarily serving the Pacific Northwest region. The plant will utilize air, water, carbon-free electricity, and limestone or dolomite as the only raw materials. Renewable electricity is used to produce green hydrogen through electrolysis of water. This hydrogen will then be… Continue reading Atlas Agro | Pacific Green Fertilizer
Constellation will use a portion of the US DOE hydrogen hub funding to build the world’s largest nuclear-powered clean hydrogen production facility at its LaSalle Clean Energy Center in Illinois. The project will produce an estimated 33,450 tons of clean hydrogen each year and create thousands of good-paying jobs. Constellation estimates its LaSalle clean hydrogen… Continue reading Constellation’s LaSalle Clean Energy Center
Honeywell and Brazil’s GranBio Technologies are partnering to produce sustainable aviation fuel from biomass residues at a planned demonstration plant in the U.S. GranBio’s patented AVAP process converts biomass, including forest and agricultural residues, to pure low-cost, low-carbon-intensity sugars, lignin, and nanocellulose. The cellulosic sugars are converted to both SAF, through Honeywell’s ETJ technology, and… Continue reading AVAPCO Thomaston SAF Demostration Plant
