Global Edition | Issue | Publication June 2019 Stories published in June 2019

Researchers from the University of Buffalo have received $1.8m funding to develop its carbon capture technology.

The first mainline testing of a hydrogen-fuelled train in the UK is one of two dozen projects being funded by the Department for Transport’s £7.8m ($9.9m) First of a Kind (FOAK) competition.

SW/TCH Maritime, a New York-based investment platform building the first fleet of zero-emissions maritime vessels in the US, has announced its investment to construct and own the ‘Water Go Round’ e-ferry in collaboration with Golden...

According to Afrox, the fourth industrial revolution is coming to the compressed gas laboratory in the form of connected analysers.

Neutronics, a specialist in refrigerant identification technology is helping prevent the importation of illegal refrigerants through supplying international customs agencies with refrigerant analysers.

Ratermann Manufacturing has expanded its oxygen cleaning facility that was built at the start of the company.

Almost every black object you see contains carbon black – your mobile phone case, the ink in your pen, the buttons on your keyboard and the tires on your car. Carbon black is everywhere.

Australia’s leading carbon capture and storage (CCS) research organisation CO2CRC has announced a AUS$45m ($31.3m) final investment decision for the third phase of a CCS project in south west Victoria.

Joi Scientific™ Inc., a Florida-based producer of hydrogen production technology, has been recognised as the 2019 Red Herring Top 100 North America winner.

The cause of a hydrogen station explosion in Norway remains unknown, said the station operator Nel ASA.