Carbon dioxide (CO2) pipelines are becoming an extremely contentious issue across the farmlands of the United States. The ire of many farmers is being raised by the prospect of companies surveying their land and invoking...
Battery technology continues to advance. New chemistries are regularly introduced that quickly supplant older technologies as the race continues to produce batteries that are safer, more powerful, and requiring fewer rare and expensive elements.
According to UnivDatos Market Insights, the cryogenic valves market is expected to display a steady growth of 5% due to the increasing demand for cryogenic fuel from various industries including manufacturing, food and beverage, electronics...
A consortium of global shipping organisations and the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) has received approval in principle from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for a demonstration project to use carbon capture on...
South Korean commodities trader, POSCO International, has identified carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a future growth driver and started to seriously develop the business. In February, the company launched a CCS Business Promotion Team...
The US energy giant ExxonMobil intends to boost the capacity of the planned Rovuma LNG onshore terminal in Mozambique.
Australian hydrogen project developer Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) has plans to develop a 300 megawatts (MW) green ammonia and fertiliser plant in Kenya. The company eventually hopes to export up to 1.7mn t/yr of renewable...
After a successful demonstration of its direct air capture (DAC) prototype in the lab, GE is planning larger scale demonstrations in 2024.
UP Catalyst, a leading Estonian nanotechnology company, is teaming up with a consortium of industry experts to develop a revolutionary molten-salt-regeneration technology.
Japan-based Thermalytica achieved a breakthrough in the development of a super insulation material that significantly enhances the efficiency and cost-competitiveness of transporting and storing liquid hydrogen.
