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• Carbon-Negative Fuels Pioneer Pathway Energy Debuts with Ultra Negative Sustainable Aviation Fuel and Plans for New SAF Facility on US Gulf Coast

  Pathway Energy, a Nexus Holdings subsidiary, launched today. It announced plans for a major SAF facility in Port Arthur, Texas. The project aims to be a global leader in aviation decarbonization. Pathway also partnered with biomass provider Drax Global.

• NETL Supported Completion of the World’s Largest Membrane-Based Carbon Capture Testing Facility

  Membrane Technology and Research (MTR) Carbon Capture announced the completion of a carbon capture testing facility at the Wyoming Integrated Test Center (WITC) in Gillette, Wyoming. The facility is the largest membrane-based carbon capture facility in the world. It is designed to capture approximately 55,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year.

• Oil Giant Exxonmobil Eyes Data Centre Energy With Carbon Capture & Natural Gas

  Outlined in the companies’ corporate plan update, ExxonMobil unveiled plans to build facilities that would use natural gas to generate electricity for nearby data centres. The oil and gas firm claimed it would also use its carbon capture tech to remove around 90% of CO2 emissions produced by some data centres and transport it to storage facilities deep underground.

• LF Bioenergy Expands Renewable Natural Gas Project Footprint, Bringing its Cumulative Environmental Benefits Equivalent to Reducing 60 Million Gasoline Miles

  LF Bioenergy, a renewable natural gas (RNG) company that partners with farmers to produce energy from methane capture, today announced the expansion of its RNG project footprint with four operating facilities and two under construction across the U.S. The operational RNG projects result in a cumulative environmental benefit equal to reducing 60 million gasoline miles.

• Hydron Energy Signs Commercial Collaboration Agreement with FortisBC

  Hydron Energy Inc. announced it has signed a collaboration agreement with FortisBC Energy Inc. (FortisBC) to evaluate the feasibility of using Hydron Energy's biogas upgrading equipment at locations in British Columbia, Canada—potentially improving costs related to the purification of Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) production and further reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

• Blue Origin Licenses Nimbus Power Systems’ Fuel Cell Technology for Development of Space Power Systems

  Nimbus Power Systems, Inc. announced the successful completion of a fuel cell technology licensing agreement with Blue Origin to facilitate electric power and potable water production in space applications. Nimbus’ unique fuel cell technology features gravity and momentum independent water management, a critical enabler of fuel cell power production in space environments.

• Drax to Supply Biomass Pellets to US Aviation Fuel Project

  British power company Drax (DRX.L), said on Thursday it had reached an agreement on the terms of a multi-year supply deal of biomass pellets for Pathway Energy's proposed sustainable aviation fuel project in the United States. Under the deal, Drax will supply more than 1 million tonnes a year of sustainable biomass pellets to the plant on the U.S. Gulf Coast.

• Gevo and LG Chem Extend Joint Development Agreement for Bio-Propylene to Accelerate Commercialization Using Gevo Ethanol-to-Olefins Technology

  Gevo, Inc. and LG Chem, Ltd. , leading global chemical companies committed to producing sustainable products, are extending their joint development agreement. The agreement extension enables LG Chem to assess existing assets for deploying Gevo’s Ethanol-to-Olefins technology while accelerating commercialization activities, considering project scale and end-product markets.

• Seer Partners With Devvstream to Monetize Insured Carbon Credits Arising Out of Methane Renewable Energy, Captured Oil Field Well Emissions and Other Seer Projects

  SEER has partnered with DevvStream to advance carbon credit initiatives. The program will monetize credits from biogas capture, fugitive emissions prevention, and CO2 sequestration. Planned projects include biocarbon facilities in Texas and Saudi Arabia. This partnership targets high-quality carbon credit generation and renewable energy.

• Spiritus Partners with Nambé Pueblo to Launch Carbon Removal Pilot Facility

  Spiritus, a leading climate tech company, has announced the launch of its first pilot facility for Direct Air Capture (DAC) carbon removal in collaboration with the Nambé Pueblo. Set to begin operations in late 2025, this facility in Los Alamos, New Mexico, will provide 1,000 tons of carbon removal capacity annually when fully operational. This milestone marks a key step toward Spiritus’ larger vision of scalable Carbon Orchards, aiming for megaton-level carbon removal.