Canada’s federal government announced on Tuesday January 7 more than C$11 million in grants to support the development of renewable fuels, including sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel.
Among these, a coalition of companies in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, received $2.55 million toward a pilot facility to produce a new type of sustainable diesel from wood products.
Greenfield Global received $1 million toward its Fisher-Tropsch project in Edmonton, Alberta, that converts forestry waste into renewable diesel and SAF that can be used at 100%, unblended with conventional jet fuel.
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01.17.2025
US renewable fuel production hits all-time high; biomass-based diesel output surges to capture end of BTC
The $1-per-gallon Blenders Tax Credit (BTC) ended on December 31, 2024. Monthly US renewable fuel production hit an all-time high of 1.96 billion gallons of fuel, generating 2.31 billion...
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Packer BFT ticks upward; most animal fats and oil markets close the week higher
Three cars of packer-grade bleachable fancy tallow (BFT) traded higher on Friday January 17, at 47 cents per lb, Chicago basis.
Outside of this trade, the US animal...
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Limited trade keeps US animal protein prices flat week on week
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