Blue hydrogen and carbon capture and storage are taking centre stage as industry adopts the ‘bridging technology’ ahead of renewble energy being available at scale.
Maersk is backing liquefied biomethane (Bio-LNG) and green methanol after ordering up to 60 vessels as part of a multifuel future.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) production at the Jackson Dome in Mississippi is dropping on a month-by-month basis, and looks set to be highly compromising for the merchant CO2 market in the US.
Costain has been awarded a multimillion-pound front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract by bp for a new hydrogen pipeline network in the Teesside area.
RegO® has partnered with the Southeast Propane Alliance Technical Education Center (SEPATEC) to open a new training area in North Carolina to offer hands-on training for propane professionals and students.
Messer Americas has said that fellow industrial gas giant Air Products could deprive numerous third parties’ access to privately-owned helium stored at the Federal Helium System.
Norway-based Alma Clean Power (Alma) has announced a major scale-up of its direct ammonia fuel cell system which converts ammonia directly to electricity without upstream cracking.
UNICEF together with the Government of Rivers State, IHS Nigeria, and the Government of Canada have announced the handover of a modern medical oxygen plant – and oxygen delivery devices – to the General Hospital...
Avina Clean Hydrogen has selected KBR’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) technology for a new US-based project that hopes to produce 120 million gallons of SAF annually.
Co-founded by George Grillo in 1971, Cryofab Inc has grown from a small manufacturing shop into a multi-million-dollar, worldwide supplier of cryogenic vessels, containers, valves, and transfer lines. Vincent Grillo, current Co-President of Cryofab, recalls,...
Apollo has been selected to conduct three studies on the Severnside Carbon Capture & Shipping Hub (7CO2) in Avonmouth, Bristol.
