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Xebec Adsorption has signed an exclusive partnership with CarbonQuest to reduce carbon emission in New York buildings through the deployment of its CO2 separation technology.
Cameron LNG today said the final train of its liquefaction-export project in Hackberry, Louisiana, has begun commercial operations under existing tolling agreements to export LNG to customers in the global market.
Lake Shore Cryotronics has acquired Janis Research’s Laboratory Cryogenics business — a move that unites two of the world’s leading providers of cryogenic and material characterisation solutions for low-temperature research.
Global engineering company Worley has been awarded a master services agreement to provide civil, structural, mechanical, I&E, HVAC and marine construction services at Cheniere LNG’s Corpus Christi LNG facility.
”In three years’ time, we are going to have in commercial operation the first aircraft powered by hydrogen-electric engines, and you will be able to buy a ticket to one of your favourite destinations.”
American flash-frozen beaded ice cream company Dippin’ Dots has opened a new 6,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Kentucky to support the demand for its Dippin’ Dots Cryogenics business.
Connecticut-based clean energy products manufacturer Skyre has announced a partnership with Eta Space, an expert for in-space cryogenic fluid management technologies, to develop the first hydrogen fuelling plant on the Moon.
US researchers have discovered a new electrocatalyst that converts carbon dioxide (CO2) and water into ethanol with very high energy efficiency, high selectivity for the desired final product and low cost.
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has received a $1m grant from the US Department of Energy (DOE) to develop a way to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into ethylene, one of the world’s most widely...
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has been awarded $764,000 to develop a zero emission fossil fuel power plant that incorporates a supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2) power cycle, renewable energy, oxygen storage and carbon capture.
