280 Earth has started operations at its new direct air capture (DAC) facility in Oregon, with plans to scale up production to capture 5,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) per annum further down the line.
Empire Diversified Energy (Empire) and Heartland Water Technology (Heartland) have partnered to develop a waste-to-hydrogen site at the Port of West Virginia, as part of the Department of Energy’s Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub (ARCH2).
Samsung Electronics has announced Young Hyun Jun as its new Head of Device Solutions (DS) division to lead the company’s semiconductor business.
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has acquired a 11.7% equity stake in Phase 1 of Texas-based Rio Grande LNG, marking the state-owned company’s first strategic investment in the US.
NASA and Boeing hope to launch the crewed Boeing Starliner on Saturday (25th May), following a helium leak that stalled the previous launch date.
“Waiting for renewables, exclusively, to give us the decarbonisation lift that we need to deliver is really going to shoot us in the foot.”
Desert Mountain Energy (DME) has signed an agreement with Beam Earth that includes plans for developing a white hydrogen/helium plant, a blue hydrogen plant, and a green hydrogen plant in Arizona.
NW Natural and Modern Hydrogen have unveiled a new three-year pilot project that will produce clean hydrogen while capturing solid carbon in Portland, Oregon.
Cool Company (CoolCo) has secured a contract to develop one of two newbuild liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers for India’s GAIL.
CryoMass Technologies has made two sales of its CryoSift Separators, one to the Canadian cannabis market and the other to a subsidiary of Californian cannabis company LEEF.
