With the hydrogen industry constantly evolving, delivering on service and standards always counts. In the latest 1895 episode, ‘From design to deployment: the role of service solutions in hydrogen’, Danny van den Burg, Lead Solutions...
A sprawling network of pipelines, terminals, and offshore reservoirs is quietly taking shape in the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, laying the groundwork for one of Europe’s most ambitious efforts to decarbonise heavy industry.
Belgium-based D-CRBN wants to replace fossil-based chemicals with sustainable alternatives produced from recycled CO2.
As the three-day gasworld European CO2 Summit 2025 gets underway in Rotterdam, we shine the spotlight on sustainability and carbon reduction efforts in the port, where major carbon capture and pipeline projects are underway.
Direct air capture (DAC) of carbon dioxide is today a hotly debated carbon management technology, attracting scepticism in some quarters but also growing investment reflecting its crucial role in the maths of delivering Net Zero.
Dutch ocean infrastructure specialist SBM Offshore has entered a global collaboration with tech giant Microsoft to develop artificial intelligence (AI)-powered carbon-free floating power. The aim is to address the growing need for reliable, affordable and...
Dutch tanks and infrastructure business Royal Vopak is spending €1bn more on gas and industrial infrastructure to accelerate the energy transition, taking its overall investment to €2bn. The investment was confirmed at its Capital Markets...
As gasworld prepares to host the Rotterdam CO2 Summit this month, we take a deeper look at the energy projects underway in Europe’s premier hub port
What is it? Billed as a ‘game changer’ for carbon dioxide (CO2) transport and storage in Northwestern Europe, the Carbon Dioxide Highway Europe (CO2HE) project from Equinor plans to connect Smeaheia and other CO2 reservoirs...
Industrial gas major Air Liquide and French energy giant TotalEnergies are investing over €1bn in two large-scale green hydrogen projects in the Netherlands.
