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.
Last week, gasworld reported that carbon dioxide (CO2) production at the Jackson Dome in Mississippi is declining on a month-by-month basis, but is this a problem we should have seen coming?
Massachusetts-based Middlesex Gases, a supplier of specialty, medical, and industrial gases, is celebrating 75 years of business.
Denmark-based company Topsoe has agreed to supply technology that will enable the production of renewable fuels at an oil refinery located in Hamburg, Germany.
RWE has posted a first half net income of €1.4bn and seen its ‘growing green’ strategy gather momentum with the launch of its green hydrogen electrolyser plant in Lingen, Germany.
The US Department of Energy’s (DOE) has announced a further $54.4m in funding to advance carbon management technologies to help address technical challenges and reduce costs.
Karpowership plans to invest $1bn of LNG-to-Power infrastructure that will be based in Mozambique and made available to the South African Power Pool (SAPP).
As part of a joint effort to advance green energy solutions within the Offshore and Marine (O&M) sector, Seatrium Limited and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore have launched the Seatrium New Energy Laboratory.
North Carolina-based industrial gas distributor American Welding & Gas (AWG) has appointed Michael Crambes as Vice-President of Business Development.
Gas separation technology company Oxair has introduced its innovative pressure swing adsorption (PSA) nitrogen generation technology to enhance the shelf life of harvested fruits at Eagleview Orchard in Kirup, Western Australia.
ITM Power has signed a contract for the Refhyne II project, following Shell’s Final Investment Decision (FID), in which it will supply 100MW of Trident stacks and skids to the Shell Rheinland Energy and Chemicals...
