A scheduled post only feels automatic when the planning behind it is solid. Miss one approval, forget one image, or leave the caption until the last minute, and a simple publishing task turns into a scramble. A scheduled post test is a practical way to check whether your content process works before timing matters. It helps you spot weak handovers, unclear deadlines, missing assets, and awkward publishing gaps while there is still time to fix them. A clear calendar makes timi

Energy choices are no longer just about keeping the lights on. They affect household bills, air quality, energy security, and the kind of world that future generations inherit.

Clean energy is often pictured as wind turbines, solar panels and batteries. That picture is right, but incomplete. Many parts of the economy still need fuels that are easy to store,

Clean energy cannot stop at solar panels and wind turbines. Electricity is vital, but many parts of the economy still need dense, portable fuels that can burn, flow through pipelines, power heavy engines, or run industrial heat. That is where green fuels enter the picture. Green fuels are low-carbon fuels made from renewable resources, waste, or clean electricity. They include bioethanol, biodiesel, compressed biogas, green hydrogen, green ammonia, sustainable aviation fuel,

GCGF-commissioned testing by Dalian University of Technology validated the safe operation of methanol, ethanol and blended alcohol fuels in a two-stroke marine engine, confirming fuel compatibility and stable performance.

GCGF and IBIA brought together maritime stakeholders to explore the adoption of ethanol and methanol as marine fuels, focusing on supply, bunkering, safety, regulation, and deployment pathways.

Independent research examines ethanol production potential, infrastructure compatibility, safety considerations and regulatory readiness for marine fuel applications

GCGF presented the role of ethanol and methanol in maritime decarbonisation at the IMO Future Fuels & Technology Technical Seminar, highlighting fuel scalability, regulatory progress, safety standards, and commercial readiness.