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NewsNTPC launches carbon capture at power plant in India
Carbon capture operations have begun at NTPC’s 500MW (megawatt) coal-fired power plant (Unit-13) at Vindhyachal Super Thermal Power Station, in Madhya Pradesh, India.
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Equinor, Tallgrass look to develop clean energy centres across North America
Further large-scale, low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia projects are set to be explored in North America through a new collaboration between Equinor and Tallgrass that will evaluate multiple regional energy centres in the region.
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Capitalising on carbon capture, ammonia and hydrogen in the circular economy
Never before has sustainability and decarbonisation been such a hotbed of activity, and an imperative area of focus, for the gases industry. This is a topic that dominates headlines and project activity today – and can only be expected to do so even more in future.
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New York-based firm catches eyes with innovative SAF tech
As more and more airlines publish sustainability commitments and ambitions, a New York-based company is hoping to reshape the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market with its new novel climate technology.
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Former Energy Minister Skidmore launches review of UK Net Zero goals
An independent review has been launched by former Energy Minister Chris Skidmore into the delivery of the UK government’s Net Zero climate commitments.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Changing the game for cannabis extractors
Delegates has their first taster of parallel sessions at gasworld’s CO2 Summit in Chicago last week. On Wednesday morning (22nd September), delegates heard that traditional CO2 sources are diminishing, and withstanding sources are suffering, and that more plants are now needed to keep up with demand.
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Steel giants Rio Tinto and Shougang to explore low-carbon solutions
Steel manufacturers Rio Tinto and Shougang Group have joined forces to explore the decarbonisation of steel production, an industry notorious for its carbon emissions.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Incentives continue to grow the capture and utilisation of CO2
Without carbon capture, the worldwide fleet of coal and gas power plants would need to retire about 23 and 17 years earlier than expected lifetimes, respectively, in order to limit global warming to 1.5 and 2 degrees celsius .
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Traditional CO2 sources are diminishing
After a short coffee break, gasworld CO2 Summit delegates have just heard that traditional CO2 sources are diminishing, and withstanding sources are suffering.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: New CO2 plants are urgently needed to support demand growth
“CO2 capacity growth of 0.7% per year is not keeping up with demand growth. That’s what gasworld CO2Summit delegates have heard this morning from Maura D. Garvey, Director of Intelligas Consulting, here in Chicago.
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Energy leaders to advance zero-carbon fuels in Pennsylvania
A group of representatives from leading US-based energy institutions and companies have launched a new Pennsylvania-based clean energy project that aims to elevate the state’s reputation as a leader in clean energy.
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UK ‘well-positioned’ to become world-leader in carbon storage
The UK could become a world-leader in carbon storage following the announcement by the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) that it had received a total of 26 bids by 19 companies for the country’s first-ever carbon storage licensing round.
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ENI UK applies for carbon storage license in UK North Sea
Eni UK has submitted a Carbon Storage License Application for the Hewett depleted gas field on the Southern North Sea, for the development of a CCS project aimed at decarbonising the Bacton and Thames Estuary area.
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TNSC to cut CO2 emissions with ‘green’ electricity
Industrial gas specialist Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) will harness the potential of green energy to power the Amagasaki Comprehensive Pressure Test Station in Japan.
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gasworld’s CO2 Summit starts tomorrow
Over 210 delegates are now in the heart of Chicago for gasworld’s highly anticipated CO2 Summit. Now, arguably more than ever, carbon dioxide (CO2) is dominating headlines both here in the US and across the pond in Europe - and it’s yet again going to be in focus when sessions ...
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Topsoe commits to Net Zero by 2040 target
Low-carbon technology manufacturer Topsoe has made a commitment to reaching Net Zero emissions by 2040, in line with the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) Net Zero Standard.
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Chart inks deal to bring carbon capture to Middle East and Africa
US-based carbon capture specialist Chart Industries (Chart) has signed a deal with contracting firm C.A.T. Group (C.A.T.) to bring a range of carbon capture technologies and solutions to the Middle East and Africa.
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CO2 shortages: A perfect storm coming into view
Global Managing Editor Rob Cockerill reflects on not the news of a regrettable lawsuit between end-user and supplier, but the frustrations building in a severely challenged CO2 business in Europe.
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CO2 shortages: Nippon Gases to appeal ruling as European supply crisis escalates
gasworld has learned that the ongoing challenges facing the European carbon dioxide (CO2) business are beginning to deepen, with the tight supply chain coming to a head for many end-users and suppliers.
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Landmark DAC project planned for Wyoming
A landmark direct air capture (DAC) development is set to permanently remove five million tonnes of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) annually by 2030 in Wyoming.
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