Biogas - IFFW Review

Regionalize or Commoditize? What Five Bioenergy Case Studies Reveal About Building Viable Biobased Supply Chains

An IEA Bioenergy Task 40 synthesis of five case studies across Austria, Germany, Sweden, the US and the North Sea finds regionalization and commoditization are mutually inclusive, not competing strategies. US sugar depots' standardized feedstock model is flagged as foundational for scaling SAF.

By Editor

/ 20 Sep 2026

Regionalize or Commoditize? What Five Bioenergy Case Studies Reveal About Building Viable Biobased Supply Chains

UK Shipping Industry Launches Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition

The UK Chamber of Shipping and CLIA launched the Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition, uniting nine trade bodies spanning biogas, CCS, hydrogen, methanol, LNG and ammonia. It calls for UK ETS maritime revenues to fund decarbonisation directly and champions a technology-neutral approach.

By Editor

/ 14 Sep 2026

UK Shipping Industry Launches Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition

Shell Energy Malaysia and PGB to Study Biomethane Injection Into PGU Pipeline

Shell Energy Malaysia and PETRONAS Gas Berhad (PGB) have signed a Joint Study and Collaboration Agreement (JSCA) to explore opportunities for injecting biomethane into the Peninsular Gas Utilisation (PGU) pipeline

By Editor

/ 22 Aug 2026

Shell Energy Malaysia and PGB to Study Biomethane Injection Into PGU Pipeline

India and Japan Target 1,000 Biogas Plants, 2.5 Million Vehicles by 2030

India and Japan have launched an initiative to build 1,000 biogas plants by 2030, powering 2.5 million CNG vehicles from farm waste and cattle dung. Maruti Suzuki approved four projects worth $58.8 million weeks later. Analysts flag fragmented supply chains as the real scaling challenge.

By Editor

/ 9 Aug 2026

India and Japan Target 1,000 Biogas Plants, 2.5 Million Vehicles by 2030

China Publishes Its First National Green Fuels Report

China's NEA published its first Green Fuels Development Report, showing roughly 8 million tonnes of oil-equivalent capacity across methanol, ammonia, SAF, ethanol, biodiesel and biogas. It also names its own challenges plainly: production costs remain 1.5-2x conventional fuel.

By Editor

/ 8 Aug 2026

China Publishes Its First National Green Fuels Report

Europe’s New Energy Security Question: What Happens After Oil?

Europe’s latest energy package is not a biofuels strategy. In AccelerateEU, the European Commission is responding to a familiar European problem: fossil fuel dependence. The trigger this time is renewed pressure from the Middle East, higher import costs and concern over transport fuel availability.

By Gabriel Ho

/ 27 Apr 2026

Europe’s New Energy Security Question: What Happens After Oil?