A controversial ocean carbon capture experiment in St Ives Bay, Cornwall, in the UK has been cancelled by the company involved as commercially unviable.
The UK government has approved plans for a 55km carbon capture pipeline in eastern England.
German group ABO Energy has received the green light from planning authorities to build a hydrogen production plant in Oulu, northern Finland.
Once seen as the gold standard for chemical durability, PFAS-based membranes are now under pressure. With the green hydrogen sector scaling up and environmental scrutiny intensifying, developers are moving to phase out these so-called “forever...
UK-based energy provider Perenco has successfully injected carbon dioxide into a depleted natural gas reservoir in the southern North Sea.
Japanese oil company ENEOS Corporation will provide $100m in funding to support the development of the Beaver Lake Renewable Energy project in Louisiana, led by Denmark-based green methanol company C2X. C2X is backed by majority...
Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has won a contract to deliver biogas upgrading and bio-liquefied natural gas production systems for two facilities in Finland being developed by joint venture biomethane firm Suomen Lantakaasu Oy.
Malaysia has taken a step towards developing a carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) industry with the recent passage of its first CCUS-specific legislation. The move is part of a broader regional trend as countries...
As the world continues to overshoot emissions targets, direct air capture (DAC) is increasingly seen as a vital tool in the climate toolbox. But the technology is still at a relatively early stage, costs remain...
The three-day conference in Rotterdam was the biggest European CO2 event yet for gasworld. The first day of sessions focused on biogenic CO2, as well as some novel innovations in CO2 materials. Look out for...
