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French companies 45-8 Energy and Storengy have been granted exploration licences to search for natural hydrogen deposits in south-western France.
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Adam Forsyth, Head of Research at Longspur Capital, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at its European CO2 Summit 2025.
Sweden-based energy company Stockholm Exergi has cleared Italian engineering firm Saipem to begin work on a large-scale carbon capture project at the Värtaverket biomass power plant in Stockholm.
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...
Leading Denmark district heating companies Sønderborg Varme and Thisted Varmeforsyning are teaming up with point-source carbon capture business Carbon Clean, headquartered in the UK, to seek a subsidy from the Danish Energy Agency’s carbon capture...
The US arm of German power and heat company EnviTec Biogas has begun to feel the benefit after commissioning its largest ever US anaerobic digestion (AD) plant at the start of the year. It is...
The impacts on communities with environmental justice concerns related to the Texas LNG Project in Brownsville and NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project would be “disproportionate and adverse”, the US Federal Regulatory Commission (FERC) has said.
Multinational specialty materials company Arkema has signed an eight-year biomethane supply deal with international electric utility supplier Engie.
California is about to become a high-risk region for a potential carbon dioxide supply shortage in the US, according to Bruce Woerner of Woerner CO2 Consulting.
US energy firm Glenfarne has definitive agreements to become the majority owner of Alaska LNG, a federally permitted liquefied natural gas (LNG) project on the US Pacific Coast.
