Todays Latest Updates: 04 August 2026

Biogas: Spain. Spain’s Enagas SA finalised the acquisition of a 31.5% stake in French gas transmission and storage operator Terega for EUR 573 million (USD 658.4m) in a deal that strengthens its position in cross-border gas infrastructure and hydrogen projects in southern Europe. Terega operates about 5,100 km (3,169) of gas pipelines and two underground gas storage facilities in southwestern France, accounting for around 16% of the country's gas transmission network and 27% of its storage capacity. Link 04/08/2026.

Biojet/SAF: Brazil. Bunge signed a five-year agreement with Acelen Renewables to supply 300,000 tons of certified soybean oil annually for a new biorefinery in Brazil’s Bahia state. The facility is scheduled to begin operations in 2029 and will become South America’s first large-scale producer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel (HVO). The biorefinery will be built at an existing industrial site in São Francisco do Conde on Brazil’s Atlantic coast. Its first production unit will have the capacity to produce 1 billion liters of SAF and HVO per year, making it one of the largest renewable fuel facilities in the region. Link 04/08/2026.

Hydrogen: United Kingdom. Construction of a £50 million green hydrogen production facility is expected to begin later this year at Milford Haven in Wales, as the UK continues to expand its low-carbon energy infrastructure. The West Wales Hydrogen project will be developed on land at the Impala Terminal within the Port of Milford Haven, converting part of a former oil refinery site into one of the UK’s early commercial-scale green hydrogen production facilities. Link 04/08/2026.