BBGI, Keppel, and CleanEdge in Thailand bio-LNG move

Thailand’s BBGI is joining forces with Singapore’s Keppel and CleanEdge Resources to develop a bio-LNG project in Thailand. According to a statement by BBGI, the biofuel firm signed a memorandum of understanding on November 11 with engineering firm CleanEdge Resources and Keppel’s infrastructure division. BBGI said this initiative marks a “significant milestone” in advancing renewable…

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