Of all the uses of the air gases, oxygen’s use in oxygen-blown gasification, where it replaces or supplements air as the oxidant, is a crucial play in decarbonisation, by enabling carbon capture when paired with...
Europe has a big task on its hands to deliver carbon capture and storage, with transport a key challenge. Here’s a look at the state of play.
Developing electrolysers to serve the green hydrogen value chain is a crucial market – but it is a space that has been undergoing notable change.
One of the biggest users of gaseous hydrogen today is crude oil refineries. The flow of gas that’s put to use in many conventional refineries comes from having a steam methane reformer (SMR) on-site to...
The need for more biogenic CO2 should evolve rapidly in the years ahead. Stephen B. Harrison of the consultancy sbh4 considers the state of play today and looks at what’s coming down the line
As two features elsewhere in these pages illustrate – shining a light on Synata Bio and Solar Foods respectively – companies around the world are starting to use CO2 to produce premium materials ready for...
Stephen B. Harrison from sbh4 consulting outlines the tangible ways policymakers can make an impact in cutting emissions
Co-recovery of helium from natural gas streams has been the helium sourcing paradigm since the 1970s and the countries with the largest helium reserves are Qatar, US, Algeria, Russia and Australia. Armed conflict, international tensions,...
Oxygen has been at the heart of industrial gases since 1895, when Carl von Linde first liquefied air and separated it into its primary oxygen and nitrogen components. Oxygen will remain vital and play a...
Stephen Harrison from sbh4 Consulting analyses the key role oxygen and ASUs are playing in tackling emissions in heavy industry
