Todays Latest Updates:  13 February 2026

Biofuels: USA. Gevo, Inc. announced the successful closing of a refinancing transaction on February 6, 2026 that simplifies the company’s capital structure. As part of the transaction, Gevo redeemed all existing tranches of bonds relating to its renewable natural gas subsidiary, which totalled approximately $68 million. The bond redemptions allowed Gevo to free up more than $35 million of previously restricted cash without a material change to the company’s total outstanding debt. Link 13/02/2026.

Biogas: Spain. Heygaz Biomethane is a European platform producing biomethane to address the growing demand for renewable gas and sustainable infrastructure as a decarbonization solution. The company operates across Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Norway and Greece, with a portfolio comprising nine operational plants, four facilities currently under construction, and 20+ additional projects at advanced stages of development. Heygaz targets 1.5 TWh per year of biomethane production capacity by 2030 and sought the appropriate financing to fund this growth. Heygaz is backed by InfraVia, a leading independent European private equity firm specializing in real assets and technology investments. Link 13/02/2026.

Engineering/Software development: USA. Roebling integrates process design, cost estimation, and financial modelling into one workspace - so changes propagate instantly and teams iterate in hours. https://roebling.co/ 13/02/2026.

Hydrogen: Canada. Canadian e-fuel firm StormFisher Hydrogen will supply its e-methanol to a book-and-claim platform to allow transatlantic shippers to purchase and claim the associated emissions reductions. Under the partnership with Dutch-based CarbonLeap, StormFisher will supply e-methanol produced by its recently acquired project in Quebec to selected shipping companies. In October, the firm acquired a partially built methanol plant from Recyclage Carbon Varennes, which originally planned to use a biomass gasification process. StormFisher said it would complete the site with the ability to use clean hydrogen. Link 13/02/2026.

Investment: USAUS-based Nuveen and British peer Schroders (LON:SDR), both major investors in renewable energy, infrastructure and climate transition assets, have agreed a nearly GBP-10-billion (USD 13.6bn/EUR 11.4bn) tie-up that seeks to establish one of the largest active global asset management firms. Under the terms of the deal, Nuveen will acquire its UK-headquartered peer for GBP 5.90 per share in cash, representing a premium of 55% to the target company's volume-weighted average price over the 12-month period ended on February 11. The transaction is valued at about GBP 9.9 billion, including dividends to be distributed to Schroders' shareholders prior to completion. Link 13/02/2026.