Researchers at Imperial College London (Imperial) have been awarded almost £1m ($1.3m) in funding from the UK Government’s Carbon Capture, Usage & Storage (CCUS) Innovation 2.0 competition to develop a carbon negative cement additive.
Henrik Lyhne, Global Sales Manager at Pentair Union Engineering, looks at the future of the biogas market and what is has in store, on gasworld’s, Biogas: A New Playground of Opportunities in Industrial Gas, webinar.
HD Korea Shipbuilding and Offshore Engineering, an intermediate holding company of South Koreas heavy industries giant HD Hyundai has announced that it has won an order to build the world’s largest liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2)...
Technology company HYCO1 has signed a 20-year agreement with Kansas Ethanol to supply carbon dioxide (CO2) to what is believed to be the world’s largest CO2 utilisation facility, Green Carbon Synthetics Kansas.
Energy technology company Enapter AG (Enapter) is supporting Tokyo Gas in implementing Japan’s hydrogen strategy transition following its delivery of electrolysers and dryers for a hydrogen refuelling station in Tokyo, Japan.
Renewable natural gas and fuels company Aemetis has been awarded a carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration characterisation well permit by the State of California.
Air Liquide has teamed up with US engineering firm KBR to develop integrated low-carbon ammonia solutions based on autothermal reforming (ATR) technology.
Advanced materials technology company Oxford nanoSystems (OnS) has developed a new coating technology which could ‘significantly’ reduce the cost of electrolysers used in the green hydrogen process.
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has called on the US and Chinese Governments to ease tensions and restrictions related to the semiconductor market that may hinder the chip industry.
German technology manufacturer Wilo is looking to take strides in the global energy transition with the development of its H2Powerplant, which the company states is in a ‘world-first’ live production environment.
