Global Edition | Issue | Publication February 2024 Stories published in February 2024

CO2 technologies formed the basis for day two’s first session at gasworld’s European CO2 Summit 2024.

The German Parliament has voted in favour of legalising the possession and controlled cultivation of cannabis, becoming the third EU nation after Malta and Luxembourg.

Of all the applications for cryogenic gases, perhaps the most extraordinary lies its crucial use by NASA for space flight and for Moon landings. This month, we talk cryogenics with the world’s most-famous government agency.

Helium One Global may extend well tests at Ithumbula West-1, deepen the Tai-3 well, or pursue other scenarios, according to CEO Lorna Blaisse.

Aker Carbon Capture is assessing the feasibility of integrating its Just Catch carbon capture technology into biomass and waste-to-energy facilities.

Chevron is one of the investors in a new round of funding for a hydrogen fuel and infrastructure supplier, OneH2, which hopes to crack the ‘chicken or egg’ conundrum of prioritising infrastructure or vehicles first.

Global energy company Woodside has agreed to sell a 15.1% non-operating participating interest in its Scarborough joint venture to JERA for an estimated $1.4m.

Lincoln Electric’ 3D metal printing solution has been selected by Bechtel Plant Machinery to support large-scale propulsion components for the US Navy.

We consider the impact of electrolysis pressures on water. For each kg of green hydrogen produced, 9–10 litres of water are consumed, which equates to around 200 litres of water per MW of electrolyser capacity.

Electrical safety solutions specialist Douglas Electrical Components (DEC) has announced the release of a new whitepaper focusing on the crucial role of wire bushings in designing safe electrical systems for hazardous locations.