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.
Cannabis, breweries, and maturing markets are shaping the opportunity in vaporizers. Molly Burgess speaks to Chris Finn of FinnCo about developments
A year-long campaign designed to improve maternal and newborn health gets underway today, coinciding with World Health Day.
US-based infrastructure investment firm Stonepeak has bought a 40% interest in Louisiana LNG Infrastructure, owned by Australia-based global company Woodside Energy Group.
To what extent will sweeping new tariffs impact US growth? Dominic Ellis dives in
It is clear already that energy is a crucial bargaining chip for the US when it comes to President Trump’s roll-out of widespread tariffs on imported goods.
gasworld takes 10 minutes out with Brad Dunn, CEO of CK Supply
It may be a world-renowned holiday destination but the Bahamas is now making moves in the LNG sector as it seeks a move away from diesel.
The UK government has published a long list of products which could be subject to retaliatory tariffs with the US.
In February the long-running arguments about the US tax credits that attach to carbon dioxide when it is sequestered versus when it is used reached US Congress, but now with a new administration in place.
Merchant carbon dioxide (CO2) production will be down in the US in 2025, mostly from plant losses but also the typical sourcing issues encountered every year – normal plant turnarounds that start in March and...
