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The Global CCS Institute has applauded the significant one-year milestone achieved at Shell’s Quest carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, capturing and storing one million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) ahead of schedule.
The Global CCS Institute has welcomed the ratification of the Paris Agreement by two of the world’s biggest emitters, America and China, as a major step forward towards cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Analox Sensor Technology has designed a new multi-gas monitor for the food and beverage (F&B) industry, which sniffs out both carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxygen (O2).
Carbon dioxide (CO2) solution provider, ASCO Carbon Dioxide Ltd, has launched an optimised, upgraded version of its previous Dry Ice Pelletizer A240P model, combining the Swiss corporation’s technical know-how in the field of dry ice.
The most environmentally-advanced grocery retail refrigeration system in the US was unveiled last week with the opening of the Whole Foods Market store in Santa Clara, California.
Canada is the latest country to get a boost in the field of carbon capture and storage (CCS) with three companies executing a definitive agreement to deploy a carbon capture unit at a pulp mill...
Japan CCS (JCCS), a carbon capture and storage (CCS) investigation company headquartered in Tokyo, has been finalising the commercialisation of its technology for the separation, capture, transportation and underground storage of carbon dioxide (CO2), as...
Iwatani Corporation has held an inauguration ceremony to mark the official completion of its newly integrated cylinder filling station – the Iwatani Amagasaki Gas Centre.
A new study released today by Australian commercial law firm, HWL Ebsworth, has defined the critical elements of a carbon dioxide (CO2) storage enforcement regime in a bid to build confidence in carbon capture and...
A new study by Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage (SCCS) has unveiled how a “cluster” of existing industrial facilities in Scotland could be the key for affordable carbon capture and storage (CCS) transportation.
