Atlas Copco Group has today (7th February) confirmed its acquisition of Ace Air, a Northern Ireland-based compressed air systems specialist.
The recently announced coalition, named Carbon Capture and Storage Europe, includes major players in the carbon capture industry including technology providers, project developers and environmental NGOs.
After the recent UK budget, Ecocem, a low-carbon cement company based in Ireland has criticized the British government’s narrow focus on CCUS to the detriment of other technologies.
Ireland has taken a big step to raise its biomethane production after CycleØ opened a new branch.
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.
Focused on supporting the energy transition, Air Products has appointed Shahid Sheikh as Business Development Manager within its Hydrogen for Mobility team in the UK and Ireland.
Irish airline Ryanair has announced the launch of its new green carbon calculator that will allow customers to offset their carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions released by their Ryanair flight.
A partnership has been announced by wholly owned subsidiary of Pentair Water Process Technology, Haffmans B.V. and energy storage company dCarbonX that will facilitate the UK and Ireland’s ambition to reach their net-zero carbon goal.
The Process Sensing Technologies (PST) oxygen division welcomed Indian Ambassador to Ireland, Sandeep Kumar, and a team of technical specialists from the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to their manufacturing facility in Nava, County...
LifeGuard Technologies as appointed Marty Doyle as General Manager, Ireland.
