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Canada’s rapidly growing biofuel sector is set to tighten global rapeseed supplies in 2026/27, as domestic processors absorb increasing volumes of seed to meet strong demand for canola oil and meal. Industry analysts warn that this shift will leave significantly less rapeseed available for export, even as production remains broadly stable. The International Grains Council (IGC) currently pegs...
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Maersk, Golden Island and PSA Singapore (PSA) successfully completed Singapore’s first ethanol bunkering operation at PSA’s Pasir Panjang Terminal, with the support of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA). The operation was conducted simultaneously with cargo operations (SIMOPS), with bioethanol bunkered using a mass flow meter (MFM). Maersk Halifax, a Singapore-registered...
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Mazda has announced that its research project Development of High-Density Microalgal Biofuel has been selected for the FY2026 Programme to Develop and Promote the Commercialisation of Energy Conservation Technologies to Realise a Decarbonised Society of the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organisation (NEDO). Under the selected project, Mazda will leverage the research findings...
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German biofuels association MVaK is calling for wider adoption of B10 diesel, arguing that a higher biodiesel blend would help lower fuel costs, reduce carbon emissions and strengthen energy security at a time of ongoing pressure on global diesel supplies. The organisation says motorists could have saved around €2 per tankful this year if B10, a diesel fuel containing up to 10% biodiesel, had...
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Cambridge-based biotechnology company Neela Biotech has raised £2.1 million (€1.8 million) in pre-seed funding to advance its technology for producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from waste streams. The investment will support the company's transition from laboratory development to pilot-scale trials at a biogas plant over the next two years. Founded to address one of aviation's biggest...
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The Union for the Promotion of Oil and Protein Crops (UFOP) has published the latest edition of its annual Biodiesel & Co. 2025/2026 progress report, providing a comprehensive overview of legislative developments, market trends and policy challenges affecting the European biofuels sector. Now in its 17th edition, the publication examines key regulatory measures introduced at both European...
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Indonesia is accelerating plans to expand its bioethanol sector, with the government setting its sights on an eventual E50 petrol blend as part of a wider strategy to reduce fuel imports and improve national energy security. The initiative follows the country's successful rollout of its B50 biodiesel programme and reflects growing government support for domestically produced renewable transport...
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A major sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project in southern China is moving closer to completion, with construction progressing on a large-scale biofuel facility in Hainan Province that is expected to produce up to 300,000 tonnes of renewable fuel annually. Owned by Hainan Eco Prime, the plant is being developed at Yangpu Port within the Hainan Economic Development Zone on the island's...
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OXCCU has produced its first samples of a finished synthetic blend component for SAF blending. The fuel was tested to international standards by trusted chemical and fuel analysis partner Intertek, marking another key milestone in OXCCU’s journey to commercialising cost-effective, scalable SAF. The successful testing demonstrates that OXCCU’s synthetic blend component, made using its...
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LanzaJet announced fully committed new financing of at least $20 million (€17.8 million) to support the company’s next phase of growth and operations at Freedom Pines Fuels in Soperton, Georgia. The first close occurred on October 14, and the financing is expected to close in full by December 2026. The financing is supported by LanzaTech Global, Inc, Vinod Khosla and the LanzaJet board and...
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Second generation bioethanol is still often spoken about as though it sits somewhere in the future. In reality, it has already moved well beyond that stage. The science is proven, feedstocks are available and policy support for advanced biofuels continues to strengthen. What remains more difficult is turning that progress into something that works at commercial scale, particularly when...
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EU rapeseed imports fell sharply at the start of the 2026/27 season, signalling tightening feedstock availability for Europe’s biodiesel and HVO producers despite a smaller domestic harvest. New figures show that rapeseed arrivals from July to September totalled around 871,500 tonnes, a 14% decline year‑on‑year, with logistical constraints in Ukraine continuing to reshape trade...
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