Plans have been unveiled for what is believed to be the world’s first direct air capture (DAC) facility powered entirely by wind power.
Nottingham-based advanced materials company Promethean Particles has expanded its workforce with three new hires as it scales up the production of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) through its Project REMBRANDT initiative.
bp and its partners have approved a $7bn investment in the Tangguh Ubadari CCUS Compression (UCC) project, set to unlock an estimated three trillion cubic feet of additional gas resources in Papua Barat, Indonesia.
Pulsar Helium has signed an initial agreement with Chart Industries that will provide advanced gas processing technologies, including helium and carbon dioxide (CO2) capture, to support potential production at Pulsar’s Topaz project in Minnesota.
The Western Australian Government has released its carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) Action Plan, highlighting the role of the technology in achieving Net Zero emissions.
McDermott has secured a master services agreement (MSA) from Willis Sustainable Fuels Limited (WSFL) to support the development of UK-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facilities.
CleanEdge Resources Pte Limited, BBGI Public Company Limited and Keppel Ltd have joined forces to spearhead a BioLNG (liquefied biomethane) project in Thailand, aiming to strengthen Southeast Asia’s renewable energy landscape.
Atlas Copco is helping to improve biogas production at the Leeming Biogas facility in North Yorkshire by supplying critical oxygen generation technology. The equipment plays a key role in ensuring the plant can produce grid-quality...
Summit Carbon Solutions has received the green light from the North Dakota Public Service Commission to develop its carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline project.
Penspen has been awarded a hydrogen blending contract by Latvian natural gas operator Conexus Baltic Grid, boosting its portfolio of energy transition projects. The contract will see Penspen’s UK-based integrity team assess the feasibility of...
