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Thursday, 11 April 2019 Newsletter

ANDRITZ to Supply Biomass Handling System to Brazil 

ANDRITZ to Supply Biomass Handling System to Brazil 

ANDRITZ, a technology group based in Austria, has received an order from Eldorado Brasil to supply a biomass handling system for their new Onça Pintada plant in Três Lagoas, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. Operations are scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2020.

New Biogas Powered Fleet for UK

New Biogas Powered Fleet for UK's Bio Collectors

London’s largest independent food waste collector, Bio Collectors, has completed preparations for the city's Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ). The company plans to convert all 25 of its vehicles to run solely on compressed natural gas produced by its anaerobic digestion plant in South London.

Brightmark Energy Launches Central Washington’s First Dairy Biogas Project

Brightmark Energy Launches Central Washington’s First Dairy Biogas Project

Brightmark Energy, a San Francisco, California-based waste and energy development company, recently launched a biogas project in Yakima County, Washington, that will convert 150,000 gallons per day of dairy waste from up to 7,000 cows into 160,000 MMBtu of renewable natural gas (RNG) – the equivalent of 1.4 million gallons of gasoline – and other products each year. 

Biofuels

A Maine Biofuel Pioneer Takes Its Green Act to New York City

Biomass

New Lead Contractor Engaged at UK's Energy Works Hull

Biogas

Biogas Industry Sponsors Two Teams at Honda Indy Grand Prix

Electric/Hybrid

Torqeedo Provides Electric Propulsion for VIKING LifeCraft™

Pininfarina Battista makes its UK debut

Electric ‘Flex’ changes mean 92 percent of customer’s employees would consider an electric car

Geothermal

Kizildere-3 Geothermal Plant Earns National Recognition Award

Panorama

Deep electrification powered by renewables is key for a climate-safe future says IRENA

Pakistan
Pakistan to set 30 percent plus 30 percent Renewable Energy Target by 2030

PV

Solar Power is Engine of Spain's Economic Growth

Ghana
Daystar Power expands to Ghana

Thermal

Aalborg CSP Secures Order for Industrial Solar Heating Plant in Denmark

Wind

Data access restrictions prevent OPEX reductions and jeopardise UK offshore wind growth

Amazon Announces Three New Renewable Energy Projects 

Agenda

EUBCE 2019

Oleofuels 2019

Expo Biomasa


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