Our CEO Nathalie Hoffman is the moderator of a panel at the American Biogas Council’s BIOGAS AMERICAS Conference, which will take place May 23 – 26 in Las Vegas. Panel: How to Use CA's SB1383 for Food Waste Projects Date: Wednesday, May 25, 2022 Time: 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm PT California is one of
We're so excited that American Biogas Council will hold the inaugural Women in Biogas Luncheon at its upcoming BIOGAS AMERICAS conference in Las Vegas from May 23rd - 26th. We are proudly co-sponsoring the event along with Shell and Chevron. Brightmark and WRISE are the presenting sponsors. You can find more information and register here:
Written by our very own Nathalie Hoffman and published by Biocycle: Before January 2021, no food scraps-to-renewable natural gas (RNG) pathways had been certified by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) under CA-GREET 3.0 — the version of the life cycle analysis model used by the agency since 2019 to certify Low Carbon Fuel Standard
Written by our very own Nathalie Hoffman and published by Biocycle.net, this article covers the California Air Resources Board sends signal to the marketplace about importance of RNG produced from food waste in its Low Carbon Fuel Standard program. Read the full article on Biocycle.net.
Thank you to all who were able to join us at the recent FEW (Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo) on July 14, 2021. If you weren't able to join us, here is a pdf of the presentation we gave!
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Thank you to all who were able to join us! Contact us for a downloadable version of our presentation from the event.
Brazil extends TRQ on ethanol for 90 days The U.S. government on Sept. 11 announced that bilateral trade discussions on ethanol with Brazil will take place over a 90-day period starting on Sept. 14. During that time, Brazil will maintain a pro-rata tariff-rate quota (TQR) for ethanol proportional to the total annual volume of
Phillips 66 to convert refinery to renewables: Update US independent refiner Phillips 66 plans to convert its San Francisco refining complex to the largest renewable fuels production site planned in the US. The company over the next three years will idle crude processing at its 120,000 b/d San Francisco refinery and convert units in its
