The carbon dioxide business is changing, globally, and about to embark upon a period of= total transformation in the decade ahead. As we discover this month, we’re firmly out of the blocks now in that race to evolve and grow the entire value chain.
Earlier this month, a man was jailed for four months for possession and intent to supply nitrous oxide in the first prosecution since it became an offence in the UK.
Royal Philips has unveiled a virtually helium-free mobile MRI system to European audiences – providing a lifeline for patients in remote areas and a solution to growing concerns over helium supply chain disruptions.
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has called on the Biden Administration to recognise all types of hydrogen production, including blue hydrogen, as drivers of a low-carbon future in its 45V regulations.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) should be developed in Germany otherwise its 2045 climate neutrality target will be “impossible to achieve,” according to Robert Habeck, Federal Economics and Climate Protection Minister.
Global energy company Woodside has signed a long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) sales and purchase agreement with Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS).
Community members from South Texas are set to gather with activists and watchdog groups to demand an end to Global Infrastructure Partners’ (GIP) Rio Grande LNG project.
Linde has today (27th February) announced Paula Rosput Reynolds as a new Director, effective immediately.
Equatic has unveiled plans for the world’s largest ocean-based carbon removal plant which potentially offers a twin benefit of immobilising carbon dioxide (CO2) and producing hydrogen.
US-based technology company KROHNE has announced the availability of its new range of Coriolis mass flow meters.
European clean energy company Lhyfe has announced plans for what will be the company’s first UK green hydrogen plant – a project that aims to support Net Zero ambitions by cutting thousands of tonnes of...
