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Industrial gas major Messer has started up a new ‘Carbon Capture as a Service’ offer which promises to help decarbonise industries with high carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

SIAD Group has completed the installation of a new plant aimed at capturing and liquefying biogenic carbon dioxide (CO2).

US-based e-fuels producer Infinium will offtake carbon dioxide (CO2) from Kinetik Holdings Inc., (Kinetik)’s amine gas processing facilities in West Texas for use as a feedstock in the production of ultra-low carbon e-Fuels.

Climate solutions and trading firm STX Group has partnered with Norsk e-Fuel to promote biogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) deliveries to future Norsk e-Fuel production sites and address key challenges holding back the growth of the...

The US arm of building materials giant Heidelberg Materials has unveiled the next phase of its selection process for carbon capture technology and contractors for the Edmonton, Alberta carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) Project.

FuelCell Energy and ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company (EMTEC) have renewed and expanded their partnership to improve a specialist technology that captures carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from factories while simultaneously producing electricity and hydrogen.

Swiss direct air capture (DAC) specialist Climeworks has been awarded US$2.4m in funding from Enova, the state enterprise owned by the Norwegian government’s Ministry of Climate and Environment.

Carbon capture technology pioneer CarbonFree has finalised an agreement with US Steel to capture and mineralise up to 50,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year, equivalent to emissions produced by nearly 12,000 passenger...

With gasworld’s US Decarbonisation Summit in New Jersey less than a week away (April 8th-11th), momentum is building behind industrial decarbonisation at state and national level.

New carbon capture projects are being confirmed all the time. Some have storage bolted on and others seek to utilize the CO2. What’s the state of play today in the US and globally? Christian Annesley reports