Breaking developments and updates on CCUS decarbonisation news.
Carbon capture solutions company Capsol Technologies (Capsol) has announced its plans to list the company on the main board of Norway’s stock exchange, Euronext’s Oslo Børs.
One of Brazil’s largest ethanol producers could become the world’s largest ethanol producer with a negative carbon footprint and the first to develop bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) in the production of ethanol...
The European Commission has approved €4bn in state aid to France to decarbonise industry and foster its transition to a Net Zero economy.
A new liquefaction plant is to be installed by energy partners Hitachi Zosen Inova (Hitachi) and ASCO Carbon Dioxide Ltd (ASCO) to separate and liquefy renewable carbon dioxide (CO2) at a Swiss biogas plant.
A newly installed carbon capture unit has begun operating at ArcelorMittal’s steelmaking plant in Gent, Belgium, as part of a one to two year project to test the potential of the technology to reach full-scale...
The Australian Government will spend AU$566m (US$378m) in new offshore mapping programmes that will also help identify new carbon capture and storage (CCS) locations and possible sites for clean hydrogen projects.
Global engineering company Worley has won a contract to evaluate carbon dioxide (CO2) gathering, handling, and sequestration facilities for Bayou Bend CCS in southeast Texas.
E-fuels manufacturer Infinium will work alongside SMA Mineral (SMA) to advance the production of e-fuels at what will be Norway’s first commercial scale e-fuels plant.
Following gasworld’s Decarbonisation Summit 2024, Tom and Rob look back on the What Did We Learn, What Next? panel discussion.
UK-based C-Capture has started up a new trial at a cement-making plant in Lincolnshire which aims to test the company’s technology to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the flue gas emissions produced during cement manufacture.
