The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), which is part of the US Department of Energy, has announced a $156m funding opportunity to help advance high-impact applied research, development, and demonstration projects to...
The question of how US government incentives for sequestering captured CO2 can work alongside the utilisation of captured CO2 in end markets is being examined in a new bill introduced by two US senators.
At the PurityPlus Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Air Products presented on the current picture in CO2 supply and demand. Christian Annesley was there
Mexico-headquartered AOC has moved on the US market with an operation in Brownsville, Texas. It is early days, but the company has huge ambitions and one genuine point of differentiation, as Christian Annesley found out...
Understanding how hydrogen technologies are evolving is important in a changing world that needs to decarbonize fast. Christian Annesley spoke with several experts at the compressors and industrial equipment multinational Atlas Copco to keep up...
Pittcon is one of the world’s most important annual science conferences: a dynamic, transnational conference and expo on laboratory science. It is a venue for presenting the latest advances in analytical research and scientific instrumentation,...
It is challenging to find sales talent in the current environment. At IWDC’s PurityPlus Annual Meeting in San Antonio a three-strong panel of senior sales talent in the speciality gases arena came together to discuss...
2023 is shaping up as a crucial 12 months in NASA’s Artemis space program, following last year’s successful Artemis 1 mission. Christian Annesley weighs progress – and the always-crucial role of cryogenics
Some interesting new research has just been released by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Researchers have found an effective new method for removing carbon dioxide from the ocean. It is reckoned it could be implemented...
Carbon dioxide (CO2) captured via direct air capture (DAC) has been permanently stored in concrete for the first time, in a demonstration project led by Canadian business CarbonCure Technologies and Californian outfit Heirloom.
