The latest carbon dioxide industry news from
the gas industry across the globe.
In the first study of its kind, scientists have discovered that carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial sources such as power stations, has a distinctive chemical fingerprint – firmly distinguishing it from other naturally occurring CO2.
The Linde Group and BASF have successfully completed a joint pilot project to improve the capture of carbon dioxide (CO2) from flue gas at a coal fired power plant at the National Carbon Capture Centre...
Linde LLC, the US branch of industrial gas conglomerate The Linde Group, has released a new informational white paper exploring the benefits of using advanced cryogenic freezing systems at food processing plants.
A new report launched today appears to have found a “winning combination” in the mission to decarbonise the UK, by using hydrogen (H2) to heat homes backed up with significant carbon capture and storage (CCS)...
The quest for the large-scale development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) received another boost today, after it was announced that scientists at the University of Strathclyde in Scotland secured funding for a four-year investigation...
Air Products has hit a major milestone after successfully transporting its three millionth metric tonne of captured carbon dioxide (CO2) from its hydrogen (H2) production facility in Port Arthur, Texas.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) has a great deal of potential as a refrigerant. Some argue that the use of CO2 in passenger vehicle air conditioning alone could help reduce harmful CO2 emissions worldwide and may actually...
Since its inception in 1897, ACP has never failed to deliver a CO2 order to its direct customers, a fact that the Belgium-based business proudly declares. CO2 is weaved into the company’s DNA; it is...
The annual global carbon dioxide (CO2) market represents over 20 million metric tons of CO2 consumption in the merchant markets. Captive markets, such as the onsite manufacture of urea, methanol, sodium bicarbonate, and enhanced oil...
For decades, energised fluids containing carbon dioxide (CO2), in various formulations, have been used successfully in hydraulic fracturing and individual well soak treatments known as a Huff ’n Puff (HNP) to boost hydrocarbon recovery.
