The current cost of decarbonising technologies is still high, and therefore highly inflationary, according to Larry Fink, CEO and Chairman of BlackRock, the US multinational investment company that manages over a $1 trillion in sustainable...
A new law governing carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), passed last week in Malaysia, has been criticised by lawmakers and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) for failing to properly address carbon capture risks.
Sharon AI, a US-based high-performance computing company, and New Era Helium, a New Mexico-headquartered energy infrastructure firm, have signed a letter of intent to acquire a 200-acre site in Ector County, Texas, for a 250...
As gasworld prepares to host the Rotterdam CO2 Summit this month, we take a deeper look at the energy projects underway in Europe’s premier hub port
Roger Sayah, General Secretary of the Middle East Gases Association (MEGA), and Dr David Hart, Global Hydrogen Lead at ERM, discuss carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) developments in the Middle East on gasworld’s IG...
Scientists at the Technology University of Vienna (TU Wien) have found a way to turn battery waste into fuel, developing a nanocatalyst that converts CO2 into methane using spent batteries and aluminium foil.
Delorean Corporation – an Australian bioenergy and renewable gas producer – has received an A$6.1m grant from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to upgrade its SA1 facility at Edinburgh Parks, south Australia.
Texas energy technology company Baker Hughes and Frontier Infrastructure (Frontier), a Dallas-headquartered developer of low-carbon infrastructure projects, have partnered to advance the development of large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) and power generation projects in...
What is it? Billed as a ‘game changer’ for carbon dioxide (CO2) transport and storage in Northwestern Europe, the Carbon Dioxide Highway Europe (CO2HE) project from Equinor plans to connect Smeaheia and other CO2 reservoirs...
The India government needs to spend $4.3bn at today’s prices to ensure its carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) sector meets projected capacity, according to a report by analyst group and consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
