One of the biggest users of gaseous hydrogen today is crude oil refineries. The flow of gas that’s put to use in many conventional refineries comes from having a steam methane reformer (SMR) on-site to...
Success stories of large-scale low-carbon hydrogen projects are hard to come by. Currently, only two green hydrogen plants with electrolyser capacities exceeding 100MW are operational. Together, they produce nearly 39 tonnes of green hydrogen daily....
Right now, green hydrogen doesn’t get larger than NEOM’s 2.2GW project in Oxagon – the industrial city located in the south of Saudi Arabia’s Project 2030 crown jewel development.
Since the start of the year, there have been tumultuous goings-on at the industrial gas major Air Products, which is the world’s leading hydrogen producer today, as well as speculatively investing more than rivals on...
Aquaculture – farmed fish and shellfish, rather than wild-caught – is big business now, with global demand for fish protein increasing year on year. Projections show growth of 14% by 2030 versus 2020 levels.
Making protein from thin air – or at least from carbon dioxide from direct air capture – is the mission of Solar Foods. Anthony Wright reports on the company’s progress
Last year saw the world’s first commercial scale production of synthetic fuels. Christian Annesley considers the crucial need for CO2 to scale up this emerging market.
There’s a growing opportunity in carbon dioxide supplied from direct air capture. Christian Annesley talks to Matt Atwood of DAC company Aircapture about progress, and looks at the wider context for scaling up CO2 that’s...
The need for more biogenic CO2 should evolve rapidly in the years ahead. Stephen B. Harrison of the consultancy sbh4 considers the state of play today and looks at what’s coming down the line
As two features elsewhere in these pages illustrate – shining a light on Synata Bio and Solar Foods respectively – companies around the world are starting to use CO2 to produce premium materials ready for...
