Tag: Bioenergy
Queensland sugar manufacturing sector pushes for gov’t support amid bioenergy opportunities
Queensland’s sugar manufacturing sector is urging stronger government-industry collaboration to unlock new biofuels and bioenergy opportunities, highlighting the economic potential of diversifying the industry amid a downturn in global sugar prices.
Nufarm acquires GranBio’s energy cane assets to expand biomass production
ASX-listed agricultural chemical company Nufarm has entered a long-term technology access and license agreement with Brazilian industrial biotechnology group GrantBio Investimentos to accelerate the...
Victoria unveils $10M funding to support bioenergy projects
The Victorian government has announced a new $10 million Waste to Energy - Bioenergy Fund to back projects aimed at creating renewable energy from...
ARENA releases Bioenergy Roadmap
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has released its Bioenergy Roadmap.
In it, it outlines a plan how to further develop Australia’s growing bioenergy sector in...
Turning waste to biofuel could deliver new industry for Collie
Media Release
On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has today announced $3.9 million in funding to Renergi Pty Ltd...
ARENA welcomes new funding
Media Release
The Australian Government today announced new long term funding and an expanded focus for the Australian Renewable Energy Agency that will secure its...
SA Government announces funding boost for Limestone Coast bioenergy businesses Â
South Australian Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis has invited Limestone Coast businesses to apply for up to $50,000 in funding to explore new ways of...
Lockheed Martin finalises integration of Energy portfolio
Global security and aerospace company Lockheed Martin has combined its energy products and technologies into a single commercial line of business which will be...
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