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.
Carbon credits rating agency BeZero Carbon has awarded Swiss carbon removal specialist Climeworks with its first ever AAA rating.
A recent report highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive study on helium, a critical resource in high magnetic field research, as the global supply continues to face severe constraints.
US semiconductor firm Texas Instruments could receive up to $1.6bn in funding from the US Department of Commerce to support the development of three 300mm wafer fabs currently under construction in Texas and Utah.
Fortescue has marked a milestone in its mission to build a green metal supply chain with the start of works at its green metal project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Propellant, refrigerant and specialty gas products manufacturer Diversified CPC has received the 2024 Product Stewardship Award from BNSG Railway Company (BNSF).
Viking Line is set to reduce emissions on its Turku-Stockholm route by 90% as it transitions to using liquefied biogas (LBG) – also called BioLNG – for the first time over an entire week.
Californian winery Opus One Winery has deployed Chart Industries’ carbon capture solutions to carbon dioxide (CO2) during red wine fermentation.
A Russian court has ordered for approximately $1.2bn of Linde UK assets to be frozen, according to official documents.
Carbon capture and storage specialist Svante has received $100m to accelerate the development and construction of its commercial carbon capture and removal projects in Canada and the US.
Ørsted is scrapping the development of its FlagshipONE e-fuels project and focusing its efforts on renewable hydrogen.
