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Short Term Growth Prospects for Renewable Fuels

Limits on the amount of bioethanol and biodiesel that can be blended with conventional fossil fuels mean growth in the consumption of certain biofuels has slowed considerably over the past 5 years. However, with CO2 targets becoming increasingly stringent, and some sectors being difficult to electrify, alternative fuels are likely to still be needed over the coming years.

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Biorenewable Deployment Consortium (BDC) Starts Webinar Series – Advanced BioFuels USA

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Former Volkswagen boss to pay $13M over diesel scandal

Winterkorn’s payment is his share of an overall 288 million-euro settlement with Volkswagen by him and three other former managers.

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Former VW boss to pay firm $13 million over diesel scandal

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn has agreed to pay 11.2 million eur.

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Former Volkswagen boss agrees to make payment over emissions scandal

Volkswagen said its former chief executive Martin Winterkorn has agreed to pay 11.2 million euros (13.6 million US dollars) in compensation for what the company called his failure to quickly get to the bottom of the scandal over diesel engines rigged to cheat on emissions tests. The German carmaker also said it would be receiving 270 million euros from liability insurance against loss from the actions of directors and officers. The company said in a statement that Mr Winterkorn “breached his duties of care” as chief executive, based on an extensive investigation by a law firm commissioned by the company. The US Environmental Protection Agency caught Volkswagen using software that let the cars pass emissions tests and then turned off air pollution controls during normal driving.

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