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Surging Diesel Demand Poses Challenge To Refiners

High global demand for diesel, particularly in Europe, will cause tight middle distillate markets in the coming years as refiners struggle to fill the supply gap, oil industry participants said at Platts' Refining Conference in Brussels.

 

23  October  2007

Minister: Food producers, retailers to fix prices to fight inflation

Major Russian food product producers and retailers have agreed to fix their prices at the current level, Agriculture Minister Alexei Gordeyev told reporters Monday following a meeting of officials devoted to the food products market.

 

15  October  2007

Czech company Primagra has launched a CZK 100 mln biodiesel plant in Milin, Central Bohemia

Czech company Primagra has launched a CZK 100 mln biodiesel plant in Milin, Central Bohemia, the company stated. «The plant's annual capacity of the methyl ester of rape-seed oil is 35,000 tonnes,» the company said in a statement.

 

12  October  2007

Rape Growing Project to Be Implemented in Orel Region

A project for growing rape and other crops on more than 20,000 hectares will be implemented in Orel Region.

 

9  October  2007

Aircraft Supplier & MRO News

Boeing, Air New Zealand and Rolls-Royce announced on Sept. 28 a Memorandum of Understanding to conduct a biofuel demonstration flight designed to help accelerate the development of viable and sustainable alternative fuels for commercial aviation uses. Boeing is exploring second-generation biofuel feed stocks and processes that have the potential to reduce greenhouse gases throughout their entire lifecycle.

 

1  October  2007

RENEWABLES: CIS Countries News Review Sept 2007 - Part 1 of 2

Austrian Mayr-Melnhof Holz Efimovskij will build a biofuel plant with an annual capacity of 70,000 tonnes in Russian Leningrad region, in the northwestern part of the country. The facility will open in 2008.

 

1  October  2007

Biofuels face high costs, tax hurdles in CIS

High costs, taxes and bureaucracy are stifling the development of a biofuel sector in the former Soviet Union, officials say, despite the launch of plants in Kazakhstan and Ukraine.

 

26  September  2007

Ukraine: soybean and products market


The attitude towards soybeans and interest in their growing are not stable in Ukraine. While soybean crops occupied more than 190 Th ha in our country as far back as the 1930s, later the Ukrainian agriculture was switched to corn, cereals and other crops, and soybean growing was not given due attention. Significant attention to the soybean production revival in the country started appearing just three or four years ago.

 

25  September  2007

PetroChina plans $1.3 bln on alternative fuels

PetroChina, Asia's top oil and gas firm, plans to spend 10 billion yuan ($1.33 billion) by 2020 to develop alternative fuels, Chinese media reported on Monday, enticed by record high oil prices.

 

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Russia allows exclave to export rapeseed duty-free

Russia has allowed its exclave of Kaliningrad on the Baltic Sea to ship rapeseed free of an export tariff levied elsewhere in the country, the government said on Thursday.

 

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