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NewsEnergy Recovery joins NASRC, reduces harmful emissions
American energy recovery device manufacturer Energy Recovery has made moves to reduce emissions of harmful refrigerant gases by joining the North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council (NASRC).
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Carbon Direct injects €15m into Calix’s CO2 capture tech
Australian technology company Calix has received a €15m investment into its carbon capture focused subsidiary LEILAC (Low Emissions Intensity Lime and Cement) Group.
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All Nippon Airways reduces CO2 emissions with new in-flight refrigerant
To reduce both carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and costs, Japan’s ‘largest’ airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) will replace its traditional dry ice method of in-flight food and beverage refrigeration with a product made from materials used as food additives.
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India’s first blast furnace carbon capture plant supplied by Carbon Clean
Carbon capture technology and service company Carbon Clean has provided India’s first carbon capture plant for a blast furnace, commissioned by steel giant Tata Steel.
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Air Liquide and TotalEnergies join forces to develop Normandy CCS project
In a joint effort to help decarbonise industry and reach net zero emissions by 2050, energy giants Air Liquide and TotalEnergies are to collaborate on a large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) solution at the Normandy area, France.
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Haven Power changes name to Drax, focuses on climate goals
UK renewable energy supplier Haven Power has changed its name to Drax, according to parent company Drax Group.
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Santos inks Bayu-Undan CCS deal
Australian energy company Santos has inked a deal to advance carbon capture and storage (CCS) at the Bayu-Undan gas field in the Timor Sea.
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Standard Lithium to test ‘novel’ carbon capture tech in Arkansas
Following the recent announcement by the White House detailing carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) plans, lithium project development company Standard Lithium has endeavoured to advance its sustainability goals by testing a ‘novel’ carbon capture technology in Southern Arkansas.
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Australian Government to give public a say in carbon storage areas
The Australian Government has welcomed feedback from the public after opening its public consultation on the five areas shortlisted for the 2021 Offshore Greenhouse Gas Storage Acreage Release.
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CCUS to promote production of low-carbon concrete, says report
As efforts increase to decarbonise industry, it’s becoming clear just which aspects necessitate further scrutiny. As the second most consumed substance on the planet, concrete contains a large percentage of cement, the production of which contributes to 7% of global man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
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Chevron and Enterprise to partner on carbon capture venture
In a joint effort to advance industrial decarbonisation and meet climate goals, carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) opportunities are to be explored by American oil and gas companies Chevron and Enterprise Products Partners L.P (Enterprise).
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CarbonPoint acquired by Caterpillar
US carbon capture company CarbonPoint Solutions has been acquired by construction manufacturing giant Caterpillar.
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Aramis CCS project aims for large-scale carbon reduction
A partnership between Dutch energy companies that will aim to make major headway in reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for 2030 has been formed.
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New test facility to research CO2-free hydrogen production in Finland
Finnish clean hydrogen and pure carbon technology production company Hycamite has launched a test facility which will conduct research into techniques for producing carbon dioxide (CO2)-free hydrogen from natural gas.
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TECO 2030 to drive onward with carbon capture after NOK 4 million tax relief grant
Green maritime development company TECO 2030 is set to push ahead with its contribution to the maritime energy transition after receiving NOK 4 million in tax relief as indirect government support.
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Norwegian Government announces areas ready for CO2 storage
As industry begins the transition towards renewable energy, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a major talking point. Following significant interest by ‘major players’ in obtaining permits to store carbon dioxide (CO2), Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has announced that it will be taking applications for CO2 storage in ...
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CERN’s Large Hadron Collider adopts CO2 refrigeration
Following the EU’s crackdown on fluorinated greenhouse gas (F-gas) use, CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, has moved towards carbon dioxide (CO2) refrigeration technology for its ATLAS and CMS tracking detector experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC).
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UK heavy industry in ‘urgent’ need of detailed plan for net zero
A more comprehensive plan of action is required by the UK Government to ensure decarbonisation of heavy industry at the pace demanded by the UK’s current net zero target, according to two studies released by sustainable economy organisation Aldersgate Group.
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‘World’s first’ onboard CO2 capture and storage unit for operational vessel
Green shipping equipment company Value Maritime will install an onboard carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and storage unit on Visser Shipping’s operational vessel Nordica in October this year, becoming the first company install a carbon capture and storage device on an operational vessel.
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Wärtsilä pushes ahead with maritime CCS ambitions
As one of the leading partners in the Linking Carbon Capture and Storage (LINCCS) consortium, Finnish maritime services company Wärtsilä is to prioritise development of maritime carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies.
