World’s first demonstration plant producing 1000 t gasoline/year via CO2 hydrogenation [Full subscriber]
The direct production of liquid fuels from carbon dioxide (CO2) hydrogenation has attracted enormous interest for its significant roles in mitigating CO2 emissions and reducing dependence on petrochemicals. The world’s first demonstration plant for 1,000 tonnes/year of gasoline production from CO2 hydrogenation located in Zoucheng Industrial Park, Shandong province, China, completed its trial operation and technology assessment on March 4.
The CLOUD [Full subscriber]
The CLOUD – Talk of the town worldwide, used billions of times each day, miraculously working and in the news only, once it rains, or when massive security problems make […]
Monthly Snapshot March [Full subscriber]
March raw sugar futures settled at 18.20 cents per lb on February 18, after climbing to a peak of 18.48 cents – its highest since February 10. May white sugar […]
Black soldier fly larva as a bioconversion agent [Full subscriber]
The global food demand is expected to increase by 70% by 2050, with major shifts most likely happening in diets favoring animal-based and protein-rich foods [1]. Soybean and fish are […]
Monthly Snapshot February [Full subscriber]
March raw sugar closed at 19.07 cents per lb on 20th January. The contract earlier hit 19.18 cents, its highest since late December. However, dealers said crude oil looks unlikely […]
Neonicotinoids remain the philosophers stone when it comes to addressing beet yellow virus
Since the restrictions on the use of neonicotinoids for treating sugar beet seed in September 2018 in the EU, various sugar industries have been applying for and securing emergency authorization […]
Trends in biobased products R&D and new build activity in 2021 [Registered]
Against the constant reminder that sugar operates in a bear market, and diversification is imperative for sugar companies to cushion them against volatility, very few have tipped their toes in […]
Fumaric Acid [Full subscriber]
Fumaric acid has been identified by the U.S. Department of Energy as one of the “top 12” building block chemicals that can be potentially manufactured using renewable feedstocks [1]. Owing […]
Monthly Snapshot January [Full subscriber]
Raw sugar futures on ICE hit their lowest in four months on 2nd December, following that the Omicron coronavirus variant could batter a nascent global economic recovery. The March raw […]
Monthly Snapshot
Raw sugar for March delivery settled at 19.82 cents/pound on January 18 after reaching a two-and-a-half-week high earlier in the session at 20.25 cents. The white sugar contract expiring in […]
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EU sugar study ought to prompt the establishment of market-based solutions to enhance sector resilience
Political lobbying is the most effective instrument currently available to EU sugar stakeholders to manage the risks associated with their businesses, according to the recently published European Commission-sponsored study by […]