Carbon dioxide (CO2) technology specialist Skytree is strengthening its presence in the North American market, having opened a North American headquarters in Toronto, Canada, and a new office in Nashville, Tennessee.
Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries can become clean energy hubs connecting Europe, Asia and Africa, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
“This business isn’t about selling or leasing equipment. It’s about relationships,” says Bryan Kelley, President of Hydria Gas Technologies, ahead of the company’s participation at the Helium Super Summit 2024. This sums up the mantra...
Canada’s Helium Evolution has today (17th Oct) confirmed that its partner, North American Helium (NAH), has secured the licences to drill two joint wells in the Mankota area in Saskatchewan.
French energy company Engie has acquired a 68 GWh per year biomethane plant in Bree, Belgium, contributing to its target of producing 10 TWh of biomethane per year across Europe.
Johnson Matthey (JM) has opened an Engineering Centre in Mumbai, as it builds on 60-year trade links with India and looks to capitalise on licensing and low-carbon technology opportunities.
Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases (CE&IG) has opened a new liquid hydrogen station in Thousand Palms, California.
Global investment firm D.E. Shaw has called on Air Products to address its “longstanding underperformance” in its stock performance and “deficiencies” in governance and capital allocation policies.
At a time when helium supply remains firmly in the headlines, 2024 has been another year punctuated by high growth for Canada-based North American Helium (NAH).
Over 850 representatives from the industry gathered in London for the Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) conference, coinciding with the UK Government’s International Investment Summit and the release of the Industrial Strategy Green Paper.
