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• Targray’s New Headquarters Showcases Commitment to Sustainability, Growth and Collaboration

  Targray, a global leader in the supply of environmental commodities, low-carbon fuels, and renewable energy solutions, has announced today the completion of its new World Headquarters, marking a significant milestone in its growth and mission to support the global transition to clean energy.

• Johnson Matthey and bp's Technology Picked for Record-Breaking SAF Plant

  DG Fuels chose Johnson Matthey and bp's advanced Fischer Tropsch (FT) CANS™ technology for their Louisiana facility. This process converts waste biomass such as sugarcane residue into synthetic kerosene, an essential element of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). With an impressive annual production capacity of 600,000 metric tons, the plant surpasses previous FT SAF facilities and represents a significant advancement in the industry.

• First Class 8 Heavy-duty Electric Freight Truck Makes Historic Crossing of U.S.-Mexico Border

  San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) and Bali Express today announced the historic crossing of a Class 8 heavy-duty electric freight truck from the U.S. into Mexico. The semi-truck made its maiden voyage into Mexico, marking a significant milestone as the binational region moves towards a net-zero future.

• Westport's Alternative Fuel Technologies Can Play an Important Role in Meeting the Strengthened European Decarbonization Targets for Heavy-Duty Vehicles USA

  Westport Fuel Systems Inc. applauds the EU's new CO2 emissions reduction targets for heavy-duty vehicles, aiming for 45% by 2030, 65% by 2035, and 90% by 2040. These targets maintain flexibility for OEMs to adopt various CO2 reduction solutions, including low carbon fuels and hydrogen combustion. Westport's H2 HPDI fuel system aligns with the ZEV threshold of 3gCO2/ton-km, supporting the move towards zero-emission vehicles.

• FuelCell Energy Technology to be Used in Sacramento Wastewater Biofuel Clean Energy Project

  FuelCell Energy, Inc. announced that its carbonate fuel cell technology will be used in a biogeneration project developed by Ameresco for the Sacramento Area Sewer District (Sacramento Sewer) to convert on-site biofuel into clean electricity. One of the company’s 2.8-Megawatt carbonate fuel cell platforms, which produces power and useful heat from biogas and has the potential for future production of renewable green hydrogen, will be deployed on the project.