
Facility ribbon-cutting ceremony. / SOURCE: Montauk Renewables
September 17, 2026
BY Montauk Renewables Inc.
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The U.S. Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels and Feedstocks Office on Sept. 4 announced up to $58 million in funding to advance novel, high-impact chemical technologies that use domestically sourced alternative and waste feedstocks.
XCF Global Inc., a scaling U.S.-based producer of renewable diesel and SAF, together with DevvStream Corp. and Southern Energy Renewables Inc. on Sept. 14 announced an amendment to their previously announced business combination agreement.
The U.S. DOE on Sept. 3 released the 2026 U.S. Energy and Employment Report, which shows employment in corn ethanol, biomass electricity generation and “other biofuels,” which includes biodiesel and renewable diesel, expanded in 2025.
The Placer County Planning Commission has approved a use permit for the proposed Cabin Creek Biomass Facility. The project is designed to convert locally, sustainably sourced woody biomass and other materials into biochar and other products.
CHS on Sept. 14 announced plans to construct a soybean processing facility near Evansville, Wisconsin, representing an investment of approximately $700 million. The facility will have the capacity to process 80 million bushels annually