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INTERVIEW: Canopy plants largest pongamia acreage, rooting steady SAF takeoff

INTERVIEW: Canopy plants largest pongamia acreage, rooting steady SAF takeoff

Pongamia oil could emerge as a scalable, sustainable aviation fuel feedstock later this decade if plantation economics, regulatory eligibility, and offtake demand align, Guillaume Foucheres, managing partner at Canopy Energies, said in an interview with Platts, part of S&P Global Energy. Canopy Energies is developing

IEW 2026: India to deliberate on next steps for energy transition after landmark year for clean energy

IEW 2026: India to deliberate on next steps for energy transition after landmark year for clean energy

India is set to deliberate on the next steps for its energy transition after a pivotal year in which it tendered major renewable hydrogen/ammonia projects and added its highest-ever renewables capacity, pushing non-fossil fuels to over 50% of its installed power mix. At India Energy

FatHopes completes FGE NexantECA feasibility study for integrated SAF refinery

FatHopes completes FGE NexantECA feasibility study for integrated SAF refinery

Malaysia-based FatHopes Energy has completed an independent feasibility study for its planned integrated sustainable aviation fuel refinery, conducted by consultancy FGE NexantECA. The study assessed the technical, economic, and regulatory viability of the project, positioning it among the most competitive SAF production sites globally, according

Indonesia lowers H2 Feb thermal coal reference prices amid production quota uncertainty

Indonesia lowers H2 Feb thermal coal reference prices amid production quota uncertainty

Indonesia has lowered its thermal coal reference price, or Harga Batubara Acuan (HBA), for all grades for the second half of February, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources’ website Feb. 16, following uncertainty surrounding Indonesia’s 2026 production quotas, and fewer deals amid

AI accelerates energy project delivery as hydrogen retrofit gains traction

AI accelerates energy project delivery as hydrogen retrofit gains traction

Engineering firms are deploying artificial intelligence tools to accelerate energy infrastructure project delivery, cutting asset due diligence timelines from six months to three weeks, while digital twin technology is emerging as critical for repurposing gas pipelines and terminals for hydrogen transport. AI is transforming how

MONTHLY ASIA CHICKEN WRAP: Japanese boneless leg shortage deepens in Feb as Brazil, Thailand falter

MONTHLY ASIA CHICKEN WRAP: Japanese boneless leg shortage deepens in Feb as Brazil, Thailand falter

North Asia chicken leg prices climbed further by 6% in February, driven by Japan’s low boneless leg inventories and tight supply from exporters. CFR North Asia chicken leg prices climbed from $2,945/metric ton Jan. 27 to $3,125/mt Feb. 27, reflecting a 6% month-over-month increase, according

Brazil's Petrobras nears full restart of fertilizer plants in Bahia, Sergipe states

Brazil's Petrobras nears full restart of fertilizer plants in Bahia, Sergipe states

Brazilian state-led oil company Petrobras will restart full ammonia and urea production by the end of January at two fertilizer plants in the country’s northeast after years of shutdowns and delays, marking the company’s much-anticipated return to the fertilizer production segment, according to the company.

IEW 2026 INTERVIEW: India's 500 GW non-fossil fuel power capacity goal may be raised: ministry official

IEW 2026 INTERVIEW: India's 500 GW non-fossil fuel power capacity goal may be raised: ministry official

India may raise its target of 500 GW non-fossil fuel power capacity by 2030 if electricity demand grows at the projected 6%-7% annually and transmission upgrades come online as planned, Santosh Kumar Sarangi, secretary at the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, told Platts, part

TRADE REVIEW: Asian met coal market eyes likely Q1 easing as wet-weather disruptions fade, demand steadies

TRADE REVIEW: Asian met coal market eyes likely Q1 easing as wet-weather disruptions fade, demand steadies

This report is part of the S&P Global Energy’s Metals Trade Review series, where we dig through datasets and digest some of the key trends in iron ore, metallurgical coal, copper, alumina, cobalt, lithium, nickel and steel and scrap. We also explore what the next

INTERVIEW: Plastic Energy sees regulatory push as driver for chemical recycling

INTERVIEW: Plastic Energy sees regulatory push as driver for chemical recycling

Regulatory support is vital for the European chemical recycling industry, which is currently undergoing a transition period as petrochemical producers face a downcycle, said Ian Temperton, CEO of UK-headquartered chemical recycler Plastic Energy. In an exclusive interview with Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, on

Philippines lifts ban on Polish pork, opening Southeast Asian market amid EU oversupply

Philippines lifts ban on Polish pork, opening Southeast Asian market amid EU oversupply

The Philippines has officially reopened its market to Polish pork and pork products, recognizing the regionalization system for African swine fever (ASF), Poland’s Agriculture Ministry and the Polish Meat Association said Jan.14. The decision comes after months of negotiations led by the Polish Meat Association,

IEW 2026: Green hydrogen, utilities to decide real SAF winners, not just feedstock

IEW 2026: Green hydrogen, utilities to decide real SAF winners, not just feedstock

The competitiveness of sustainable aviation fuel will increasingly be determined by how the entire production system is decarbonized — including hydrogen, steam and power — rather than feedstock conversion alone, India-based TruAlt Bioenergy said, as it bets on biomass-linked ethanol-to-jet pathways to scale low-cost SAF.

TRADE REVIEW: Asian met coal market eyes likely Q1 easing as wet-weather disruptions fade, demand steadies

TRADE REVIEW: Asian met coal market eyes likely Q1 easing as wet-weather disruptions fade, demand steadies

This report is part of the S&P Global Energy’s Metals Trade Review series, where we dig through datasets and digest some of the key trends in iron ore, metallurgical coal, copper, alumina, cobalt, lithium, nickel and steel and scrap. We also explore what the next

Turkey's polymer market navigates economic turbulence as East-West bridge faces supply surge

Turkey's polymer market navigates economic turbulence as East-West bridge faces supply surge

Turkey stands at a critical crossroads in the global polymer trade in 2026, positioned between a struggling European market and an oversupplied Asia while grappling with domestic economic volatility. Yet amid these challenges, Turkey’s appeal extends beyond its import appetite. The country is emerging as

India initiates countervailing duty probe into China-origin PVC suspension resin imports

India initiates countervailing duty probe into China-origin PVC suspension resin imports

India’s Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has initiated a countervailing duty investigation into imports of PVC suspension resins from China, following petitions from leading domestic producers Chemplast Cuddalore Vinyls, DCM Shriram and DCW. The companies allege that Chinese manufacturers benefit from a range of

US finalizes rule to fast-track deepsea mining in international waters

US finalizes rule to fast-track deepsea mining in international waters

The Trump administration on Jan. 21 finalized a rule to accelerate deepsea mining in international waters by consolidating permitting processes, potentially positioning the US to unilaterally launch the controversial industry. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s 113-page rule merges the existing two-step permitting process for

IEW 2026: India to pursue term crude, shipbuilding deals amid energy security, diversification push

IEW 2026: India to pursue term crude, shipbuilding deals amid energy security, diversification push

India aims to finalize a new term crude deal, award shipbuilding contracts to Japanese and South Korean firms and collaborate with global oil majors for overseas upstream opportunities, leveraging India Energy Week to advance its twin goals of energy security and diversification, according to Petroleum

Holcim invests in Norway's Capsol to advance carbon capture for cement

Holcim invests in Norway's Capsol to advance carbon capture for cement

Swiss building materials giant Holcim has invested in Norway’s Capsol Technologies to advance carbon capture capabilities at its cement plants, as the industry seeks solutions to reduce emissions from one of the world’s most carbon-intensive manufacturing processes. The investment targets Capsol’s hot potassium carbonate technology,

INTERVIEW: China's appetite for recycled aluminum set to drive global scrap value chain

INTERVIEW: China's appetite for recycled aluminum set to drive global scrap value chain

Incoming demand for recycled aluminum in China is likely to start having a knock-on effect on consumption habits elsewhere in the world, particularly in Europe, according to Miles Prosser, the secretary-general of the International Aluminium Institute. Appetite for primary aluminum will grow too, although this

Colonial Pipeline confirms cybersecurity attack, temporarily halts operations

Colonial Pipeline confirms cybersecurity attack, temporarily halts operations

Colonial Pipeline has halted all pipeline operations because of a cybersecurity attack, restricting the delivery…Colonial Pipeline has halted all pipeline operations because of a cybersecurity attack, restricting the delivery…Colonial Pipeline has halted all pipeline operations because of a cybersecurity attack, restricting the delivery…

Colonial Pipeline confirms cybersecurity attack, temporarily halts operations

Colonial Pipeline confirms cybersecurity attack, temporarily halts operations

Colonial Pipeline has halted all pipeline operations because of a cybersecurity attack involving ransomware, restricting…Colonial Pipeline has halted all pipeline operations because of a cybersecurity attack involving ransomware, restricting…Colonial Pipeline has halted all pipeline operations because of a cybersecurity attack involving ransomware, restricting…

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