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Oil and Gas Climate Initiative Climate Investments (OGCI-CI) has made an undisclosed investment in flare-reducing company CL-Invest.
Industrial gas major Linde has been awarded the Sustainable Market Initiative’s Terra Carta Seal – an award that recognises global companies which have demonstrated a commitment to creating sustainable markets.
Norway-based hydrogen company Hystar AS (Hystar) has raised $26m in a Series B funding round which aims to scale-up to ‘full-commercial operations’ with an automated GW-capacity production online by 2025.
Denmark-based Topsoe and US decarbonisation specialist Fidelis New Energy (Fidelis) have entered into a global alliance for technology used for producing carbon neutral hydrogen – a move that will see Topsoe integrating its hydrogen process...
Norwegian energy company Equinor and RWE will work together to level up Europe’s low carbon hydrogen value chain by exploring several building blocks that will contribute to Germany’s phase-out roadmap for coal and development of...
German energy firm and green gases pioneer Uniper will partner with green energy company TES and Niedersachsen Ports to study the potential of building new energy infrastructure at Wilhelmshaven, Germany.
Established in 2009, the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) represents the UK anaerobic digestion and bioresources industry – over 300 organisations spanning operators, equipment suppliers, waste management companies, gas distribution networks and more. By...
Founded in the US, industrial water management company Pentair is also considered to be one of world’s leading carbon dioxide (CO2) technology companies for generation, recovery and purification & liquefaction of high quality CO2. Having...
The Dutch State will support Air Liquide’s large-scale renewable hydrogen projects, a decision that is expected to ‘significantly’ contribute to the decarbonisation of the Dutch and neighbouring countries’ industry.
France-based green hydrogen company Lhyfe has partnered with industrial supplier Schaeffler to build an electrolysis plant at Schaeffler’s factory in the town of Herzogenaurach in Bavaria, Germany.
