UK-based high-volume carbon capture and storage (CCS) solution formerly known as V Net Zero has changed its name to Viking CCS in a move that aims to ‘better reflect’ the strengths of the project’s capabilities.
The capture capacity of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) projects in the project pipeline has increased to 244 Mtpa – up from 169 Mtpa in 2021, according to the Global CCS Institute.
CF Industries, ExxonMobil and EnLink Midstream are teaming up in a ‘landmark’ emissions-reduction project in Louisiana.
MOF Technologies has received a £4.4m funding boost from the Clean Growth Fund and Barclays’ Sustainable Impact Capital programme which will enable it to scale its carbon capture technology.
A new EU initiative to decarbonise industrial clusters in the Baltic and Mediterranean regions aims to meet the ‘challenging’ targets laid out in the Paris Agreement.
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The UK could become a world-leader in carbon storage following the announcement by the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) that it had received a total of 26 bids by 19 companies for the country’s first-ever...
Low-carbon technology manufacturer Topsoe has made a commitment to reaching Net Zero emissions by 2040, in line with the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) Net Zero Standard.
US-based carbon capture specialist Chart Industries (Chart) has signed a deal with contracting firm C.A.T. Group (C.A.T.) to bring a range of carbon capture technologies and solutions to the Middle East and Africa.
German sustainable chemistry specialist BASF will collaborate with shipbuilding company Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) to explore the potential of capturing CO2 onboard maritime vessels using BASF’s OASE blue technology for flue gas applications.
