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Alaska hopes SAF plant will protect lucrative cargo traffic

Alaska, hoping to forestall a possible slowdown in cargo air traffic, is hoping a SAF plant in Anchorage will help retain the state’s position as a profitable pitstop.

Agriculture, Energy Transition, Biofuel, Renewables

US hits gigaton milestone in CO2 injection

The US has reached a significant milestone in carbon management: the injection of 1 gigaton of CO2 into geological formations. This achievement

Energy Transition, Natural Gas, Emissions

The crucial role of pneumatic controllers in the Permian Basin

Pneumatic controllers, which act as automated regulators that control pressure and manage gas flow across production facilities, are widely used in

Commodity Tracker: 4 charts to watch this week

Despite attempts to diversify its crude basket, Japan may continue to buy mainly from Middle Eastern countries as the most economical choice. In food and agriculture, removal of tariffs from the UK could make way for more Indian shrimp to reach European tables, while in battery metals, lithium salt prices struggle to recover amid oversupply and poor demand.