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The U.S. Energy Information Administration on Oct. 15 reported that approximately 1.684 million U.S. households used wood as a primary heating source last winter, down 1% when compared to the previous year.
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The International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero Framework is expected to accelerate demand for biofuels. By 2030, biofuel demand for maritime use could grow by up to 25 million metric tons; one-third of global demand.
Repsol has achieved a new technological milestone by producing gasoline from 100% renewable sources on an industrial scale. The product is made entirely from renewable sources and is fully compatible with gasoline vehicles.
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. on Oct. 13 announced its fleet of corporate, demonstration and support aircraft has surpassed 3 million nautical miles flown on SAF. The company plans to increase its SAF usage by 50% this year.
Gevo Inc. on Oct. 14 announced the U.S. Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office has granted the company an extension of the conditional commitment for the $1.46 billion loan guarantee for its proposed sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project.
As the demand for artificial intelligence grows, so does the need for sustainable power sources to operate data centers. Can bioenergy help answer the call?
Pennsylvania’s pellet industry is a critical user of waste generated by the state’s robust wood product industry—with many significant benefits to boost.
The RNG Coalition held its inaugural RNG Media Day in June, sharing key industry updates, current federal and state policy, and economic and development reports.
The Forest Enhancement Society of British Columbia supports projects that create more resilient forests, better protect communities and increase the use of wood that would otherwise be wasted and burned.
September 2025
This week's Biomass Magazine's Podcast Series features Cornelius Van Tonder, ReGenCorp Global and Werner Botha, Bara Consultants. Interviewed by Anna Simet, Director of Content & Senior Editor of Biomass Magazine. View More.