Firefly Green Fuels is making SAF from sewage
Firefly Green Fuels, a company dedicated to reducing aviation's carbon footprint, is exploring an innovative method to transform the way the world's airlines are powered: sewage.
Renovare debuts biogas-to-biofuel technology in Europe
Renovare Fuels, a London-based company, has announced the construction of a £9 million biogas-to-biofuel plant in County Derry, Northern Ireland. The operation will convert biogas from landfill into biofuel, making…
Umami United raises $9M for biobased alt egg
UMAMI UNITED JAPAN has been selected for the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Innovation Promotion Fund Project. The project will focus on establishing and expanding…
Research in USA shows possibility of turning dairy into bioplastics
As the issue of plastic pollution continues to escalate in the United States, a scientist from the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) is developing a new approach to combat it. Atanu…
GreenLight Biosciences secures EPA registration for its bioinsecticide
GreenLight Biosciences has received approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and several states for its bioinsecticide, Calantha, which targets the Colorado potato beetle.
Toray and Porter™ unveil groundbreaking initiative with bio-nylon fiber
In a major collaboration, Toray Industries, Inc. has partnered with Yoshida Co. to jointly develop materials for Tanker bags utilizing Ecodear N510, a revolutionary 100% plant-based nylon fiber. Yoshida's well-known…
BMH Technology supplies cutting-edge biomass handling system to Kokkolan Energia in Finland
BMH Technology, a leading provider of biomass handling solutions, has recently entered into a contract with Kokkolan Energia in Finland. The agreement entails the delivery and installation of a state-of-the-art…
RENOVA’s Tokushima biomass plant starts operations
RENOVA Inc., a Japan-based company, has recently announced that their Tokushima Tsuda Biomass Power Plant has commenced. This facility, situated in Tokushima City, Japan, is powered by wood pellets and…
Biobased printing inks underway in Germany
For over two decades, researchers at the Dornbirn Textile Chemistry and Textile Physics Institute have been on a mission to revive natural dyes. Though eco-friendly alternatives are gaining traction, traditional…
New study suggests algae as sustainable alternative to animal protein for building muscle
A recent study has found that two types of algae commonly available in commercial products are rich in protein and can support muscle development in young, healthy adults. The findings…
DSU receives $300,000 grant for microalgae research for biofuels
Two researchers from Delaware State University (DSU) have received a nearly $300,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for a three-year project involving microalgae. Dr. Ali Parsaeimehr, the…
Invaio acquires Peptyde Bio, accelerating bioactive peptide-based crop solutions
Invaio Sciences has recently acquired Peptyde Bio, a company specializing in the discovery and design of novel peptides for agricultural use. The acquisition provides Invaio with a valuable platform and…