In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, Rob and Tom look back on gasworld’s European Summit 2025 and pick out some of the best insights from event.
A controversial ocean carbon capture experiment in St Ives Bay, Cornwall, in the UK has been cancelled by the company involved as commercially unviable.
Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation is participating in a demonstration project for the development of a hydrogen-based fluidised bed fine ore reduction (HYFOR) process and electric smelting furnace in partnership with Mitsubishi-owned, UK-based metals company Primetals Technologies.
The UK government has approved plans for a 55km carbon capture pipeline in eastern England.
Technology breakthroughs can change the cost base in established industrial gas markets – as well as unlocking new opportunities. The message comes from Steven Schuermans, CEO of Belgian CO2-reduction company Solveno Technologies.
Norwegian multinational energy company Equinor has formed a new power division which combines its renewables portfolio with its power offering.
London-based recycling and waste management supplier Cory Group (Cory) and UK university Imperial College London have formed a new partnership to drive innovation in carbon capture and storage (CCS).
German group ABO Energy has received the green light from planning authorities to build a hydrogen production plant in Oulu, northern Finland.
UK-based energy provider Perenco has successfully injected carbon dioxide into a depleted natural gas reservoir in the southern North Sea.
Scotland saw a sharp spike in carbon emissions in the country’s latest official figures, while data also shows that only a fraction of funding for carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) has so far been...
