PALMETTO, FLORIDA.— A new biomethane plant designed to be installed in SeaPort Manatee, Florida, once again puts on the table the role that low-emission fuels could have in the future of maritime transport. The Demeter Energy project contemplates a production capacity of up to 100,000 tons of biomethane per year from biomass and organic waste, with the aim of meeting, among other markets, the growing demand for alternative fuels for boats. The p…
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PALMETTO, FLORIDA.— A new biomethane plant designed to be installed in SeaPort Manatee, Florida, once again puts on the table the role that low-emission fuels could have in the future of maritime transport. The Demeter Energy project contemplates a production capacity of up to 100,000 tons of biomethane per year from biomass and organic waste, with the aim of meeting, among other markets, the growing demand for alternative fuels for boats. The p…