Carbon dioxide (CO2) capture capacity of all carbon capture and storage (CCS) facilities under development has grown from 73 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) to 111 Mtpa in the last year, representing a 48% increase.
Picture the scene: a Central Asia region home to under-developed economies, bound for so long by various complexities and conflicts but equally on the cusp of modernisation and potentially powerful economic growth.
A consortium of hydrogen heavyweights have joined forces to accelerate the clean hydrogen movement, with the formation of a brand-new hydrogen infrastructure fund aiming to raise €1.5bn to support both project developments and players in...
SIAD has opened a new gas production plant and distribution centre in Šimanovci, Serbia.
The concern surrounding carbon dioxide (CO2) supply chain shortages continues in the UK and parts of Europe this week, with the industry working hard to mitigate the impact for its customers.
South-Eastern Europe’s largest energy company, OMV Petrom has delivered a liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to the Damen Shipyard in Mangalia, Romania.
An agreement to promote the development of green gases has been signed by the gas transmission system operators (TSOs) of several Northeastern Europe countries.
Mubadala Petroleum and Eni have joined forces to decarbonise the energy sector through the implementation of acceleratingly popular technologies such as carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS), hydrogen and LNG.
As demand for helium continues to grow, the market last week saw a breakthrough moment when what is believed to be the world’s largest logistic centre for the servicing of helium containers came onstream in...
Russia has inked a new agreement to support the development of hydrogen, ammonia, renewable energy and carbon capture, utilisation and storage projects to push forward a decarbonised future.
