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US energy firm Glenfarne has definitive agreements to become the majority owner of Alaska LNG, a federally permitted liquefied natural gas (LNG) project on the US Pacific Coast.
Large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects could cut back the amount of CO2 available for commercial use in the US, with as much as one-third of supply potentially being put at risk.
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Harco van den Berg, BNL General Manager Industrial Gases at Air Products, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at its European CO2 Summit 2025.
INOX Air Products (INOXAP) has commissioned its first green hydrogen manufacturing plant at the float glass facility of Asahi India Glass. The plant is in Soniyana in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, in north-western India.
European energy company E.ON and Danish waste management firm ARC have signed a deal to partner on the development of a carbon capture project at Copenhagen’s CopenHill waste-to-energy facility in Denmark. The initiative, known as...
Sarawak aims to accelerate its green hydrogen leadership position after awarding a $17m EPC contract to plant specialist Chloroplant.
Rob van Straten, CEO at Skytree, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at its European CO2 Summit 2025.
Technology company Nokia is making a two-pronged push on industrial digitalisation, launching a suite of six industrial applications alongside a digital automation marketplace that include Nokia and third party tools for industrial enterprises.
Energy companies TotalEnergies, Equinor and Shell have announced the final investment decision (FID) for the second phase of their carbon dioxide transport and storage project Northern Lights, which will increase capacity from 1.5 million to...
Revenues from durable carbon dioxide removal credits are set to exceed $14bn by 2035, driven by growing demand for engineered removal technologies, according to a report by independent technology research group IDTechEx.
