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• ClearSign Technologies Corporation Awarded Phase 2 Grant from Department of Energy to Commercialize a Flexible Hydrogen Fueled Ultra Low NOx Process Burner

  ClearSign wins Phase 2 DOE grant for low-emission hydrogen burner technology. This project is being funded by a government grant through the SBIR program with the DOE to support scientific innovation in clean energy development and climate solutions. This second grant award follows the successful development and demonstration of a ClearSign Core™ Ultra Low NOx burner fueled with 100% hydrogen, which was funded by the Phase I grant amount of $250,000.

• SCS Technologies’ CEO Cody Johnson to Speak at Hart Energy Carbon & ESG Conference

  SCS CEO to speak on GHG protocols and e-accounting at Carbon & ESG Conference. The Hart Energy Carbon & ESG Strategies Conference will feature in-depth conversations led by industry leaders on topics such as carbon capture, direct air capture, enhanced oil recovery, responsibly sourced gas, renewable natural gas, and a comprehensive look at federal funding obstacles and insurance dilemmas.

• ClearFlame Engine Technologies Featured at Forum on Innovations in Sustainable Trucking

  ClearFlame pilots ethanol engines for US fleets, cuts costs and carbon. "First pilot results validated that our upfit delivers the critical outcomes we've been working diligently to achieve," said ClearFlame CEO and co-founder BJ Johnson. "The truck's uptime hit 98% and it delivered 100% of its loads, its fuel savings averaged 42% and carbon emissions fell by 45%."

• Aemetis Biogas Builds Revenues With First Commercial Sale of D3 RINs Generated by Dairy Renewable Natural Gas Project

  Aemetis sells 88,883 D3 RINs from dairy RNG in June 2023. This is its first D3 RIN deal under RFS and starts monthly D3 RIN revenues.