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WasteFuel, a U.S.-based renewable fuels company converting waste into low-carbon transportation fuels, and its Turkish joint venture partner ITC, one of Türkiye’s leading integrated waste-management and waste-to-energy operators, today announced the completion of Front-End Engineering Design (“FEED”) for their flagship green methanol biorefinery in Ankara, Türkiye

WasteFuel and ITC commenced the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) on a green methanol biorefinery located in Ankara, Türkiye—the first green methanol facility in Anatolia and one of the largest of its kind in the world.

WasteFuel, a California-based next-generation waste-to-fuels company, has been recognized as one of America's Top GreenTech Companies 2024 by TIME Magazine and the leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider, Statista.

Our oceans are the world’s biggest life support system. Half of the world’s oxygen is produced by them and every second breath you take comes from the ocean.

WasteFuel today announced the appointment of Mark Dennes as chief executive officer, ushering in the company's next phase of aggressive global expansion.

WasteFuel CEO David Trench outlines the powerful forces driving decarbonization and why this year demands more than business as usual.

We are thrilled to announce two significant milestones on our path to assist in global decarbonization: the first close of a Series B fundraise, as well as an agreement with bp to collaborate on improving renewable fuel production for the maritime transportation sector.

WasteFuel and Maersk have today announced a commercial-scale bio-methanol partnership, which is set to help accelerate the decarbonisation of the shipping sector.

WasteFuel CEO Mark Dennes: As a producer of low-carbon fuel for the maritime industry, WasteFuel is watching the IMO closely. It could create a sustainable transition for the whole maritime industry, with new markets, public-private collaboration, and innovation across the value chain.

WasteFuel CEO David Trench: Decarbonizing the transport sector with the necessary urgency requires governments, policy makers, the private sector, and consumers coming together to do their part. 

WasteFuel, a leading developer of bio-refineries focused on converting Municipal Solid Waste into low carbon fuels, announced today - during the UN United Nations General Assembly and New York Climate Week - the WasteFuel Methanol Module.

From the world’s largest agricultural exposition, WasteFuel announced today WasteFuel Agriculture which will provide sustainable, profitable solutions for producers of agricultural waste.