Carbon dioxide (CO2) itself is not harmful to humans, up to a certain concentration. But the steady increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration is causing harm to our environment and threatening human life on our planet...
In a paradigm shift away from conventional reforming processes and post-combustion CCUS, Nu:ionic, a start-up based in Atlantic Canada, has a new take on hydrogen production.
Fuel gases are where industrial gas products intersect with the energy sector products.
Fans of hydrogen mobility may have read that 20 hydrogen-powered double decker buses will enter service in Birmingham in May 2022. But the West Midlands will not get the ‘world-first’ medal for operating a double-decker...
On the 27th of January 2021, the European Parliament voted that blue hydrogen produced from natural gas with CCS can be used as a bridge on the journey to the eventual widespread use of green...
Renewable hydrogen could contribute around 20% of global energy in 2050. Renewable power production will predominantly be through hydroelectric, wind, and solaroutes. Specialty gases and high purity industrial gases play a central role in enabling...
The world must decarbonise. The precise routes to the goal are unfolding, and each country will find its own path to 2050 and beyond. As a clean fuel, hydrogen will play a central role in...
Some industries are considered ‘difficult to decarbonise’. Iron and steelmaking is one example. Cement is another.
“Hydrogen is essential for decarbonisation.” That is the strongly held, simply expressed belief of Dan Sadler, UK Low Carbon Strategy Director at Equinor.
Carbon dioxide capture from emissions sources will increase by several orders of magnitude between now and 2050, as the world decarbonises fossil fuel usage. Much of that captured carbon dioxide (CO2) will be sent underground...
