| The NSW Government has moved to suspend the scheduled increase of the biodiesel mandate due to insufficient local production to meet or exceed the current mandate. The Biofuels Act 2007currently requires primary petrol wholesalers to ensure biodiesel makes up a minimum 2 per cent of the total volume of their NSW sales. |
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| BP to resume E10 blend sales in South East Queensland |
BP today announced that E10 blended petrol is to be reintroduced at 48 service stations in South East Queensland. |
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| UK's biggest biomass plant ready for firing: RWE |
Reuters - Reporting by Karolin Schaps; editing by Jason Neely RWE npower will start firing Britain's largest dedicated biomass plant at Tilbury in Essex in the next few days and full commercial operations are expected by the end of the year, a spokeswoman said on Friday. |
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| US Military - Going into battle for biofuels |
Braden Reddall – SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) The US military has emerged as a key ally for fledgling producers of non-food-based biofuels, who find themselves threatened by looming budget cuts and growing political hostility to renewable energy funding. |
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| Shell sees Biofuels as the best Alternative Fuel for the next 20 years |
SOURCE: F.O. Licht's World Ethanol & Biofuels Shell re-affirmed its belief that biofuels are the best alternative to oil-based transport fuels for the next 20 years at F.O. Licht's World Ethanol & Biofuels in Barcelona on 8 November. |
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| Mission NewEnergy announces palm oil waste plant |
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ASX-listed bioenergy producer Mission NewEnergy has announced the construction of a palm oil waste processing facility in Malaysia. |
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| UK approves 1,600MW of new gas, biomass plants |
Reporting by Karolin Schaps; editing by Jason Neely LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's energy ministry said on Monday it had approved a 1,500 megawatt (MW) gas-fired power plant in North Doncaster, as well as Scottish utility SSE's 108-MW biomass and waste power plant at Ferrybridge. |
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| EU ethanol firms demand subsidy enquiry on US |
By Juliane von Reppert-Bismarck BRUSSELS - European bioethanol producers have asked EU trade authorities to investigate whether their U.S. rivals are receiving illegal subsidies from Washington and dumping fuel on the EU market, legal and industry sources said on Monday. |
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