Greenergy news

Greenergy completes acquisition of Armorine, expanding into the French market with plans to leverage combined expertise for growth and enhanced offerings.

The lease of a tank facility boosts regional growth, enhances fuel supply, and supports green initiatives, with CN aiding distribution via rail.

The lease extension supports biofuel production growth in Amsterdam, aligning with Dutch policies to boost biofuel use and reduce CO₂ emissions.

The lease extension supports biofuel production growth in Amsterdam, aligning with Dutch policies to boost biofuel use and reduce CO₂ emissions.

The acquisition marks entry into the French market, enhancing growth with traditional and renewable fuels, leveraging logistics and biofuel expertise. Regulatory approval pending.

Greenergy finalizes refinancing, enhancing flexibility with a $500M borrowing base and $265M term loan, backed by major banks, to support growth and market adaptability.

Trafigura completes acquisition of Greenergy's European and Canadian supply businesses, aiming to enhance growth and support a lower carbon future.

Trafigura acquires Greenergy's European business, enhancing its biofuels and fuel supply operations. The deal supports Greenergy's decarbonisation plan and market expansion.

Production up 25% with upgraded pre-treatment for diverse waste oils. Supports transport decarbonisation and future biofuel demand. Port of Amsterdam highlights its role in sustainable transition.

The project converts waste tyres into low carbon fuels and sustainable aviation fuel, using pyrolysis and hydrotreating. Located at Thames Enterprise Park, it aims for commercial production by 2025.