Supply is down, but innovations are up
Welcome to our 2025 CO2 issue. There’s always lots to talk about when it comes to carbon dioxide – but now more than ever, since there has been a wave of innovation in recent times as part of decarbonization efforts to drive the push for Net Zero.
Our cover story this month picks out ten moves. Between them, they serve to illustrate how innovation in CO2 is changing the game in North America and around the world.
Blue Origin New Shepard’s 11th human flight, NS-31, has lifted off from Launch Site One in West Texas today [Monday, April 14].
Canadian independent industrial gas distributor Core Gases has acquired Cobourg Welding Supply, a welding equipment and industrial gas business.
The US now has semiconductors and pharmaceuticals firmly in its tariff sights.
Business management software company ECI Software Solutions (ECI) has acquired specialist industrial software business Davisware to expand its footprint in the commercial HVAC and refrigeration business, among other industries.
The 83rd session of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 83) has approved new requirements on greenhouse gas (GHG) fuel intensity, in combination with a pricing and reward mechanism, taking effect...
Las Vegas-based technology developer CO2 Monitoring is preparing to scale its operations across the US as the cannabis industry anticipates federal regulatory changes.
Abu Dhabi sovereign investment firm Mubadala Energy has bought a 24.1% stake in Kimmeridge’s SoTex HoldCo, which owns Kimmeridge Texas Gas and Commonwealth LNG – marking its first major investment in the US.
Electricity demand from data centres worldwide is set to more than double by 2030 to around 945 terawatt-hours (Twh), according to a new International Energy Agency (IEA) report.
The US position of using tariffs as a commercial negotiating tool appears to be bearing fruit in places, with Taiwan considering tripling US LNG imports to avoid tariffs.
EU member states have postponed tariffs which were due to start 15 April by 90 days.
