Since its inception in 1897, ACP has never failed to deliver a CO2 order to its direct customers, a fact that the Belgium-based business proudly declares. CO2 is weaved into the company’s DNA; it is...
The annual global carbon dioxide (CO2) market represents over 20 million metric tons of CO2 consumption in the merchant markets. Captive markets, such as the onsite manufacture of urea, methanol, sodium bicarbonate, and enhanced oil...
For decades, energised fluids containing carbon dioxide (CO2), in various formulations, have been used successfully in hydraulic fracturing and individual well soak treatments known as a Huff ’n Puff (HNP) to boost hydrocarbon recovery.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the main industrial gas considered as an ingredient, most other gases such as nitrogen are used to process, protect or propel beverages or food stuffs. This means that the quality requirements...
Following the infamous worldwide economic slowdown back almost a decade ago, the knock-on effect within the dry ice sector signalled the time for a shift and reflection of essential economic approaches and applications.
M&A activity has become crucial within the industry for companies to stay ahead of the game, and ASCO, based in Romanshorn, Switzerland, has seen its fair share.
Greenville Energy Ltd, a renewable energy producer based in Northern Ireland, and French equipment supplier Cryo Pur have teamed up to develop a viable way in which to turn excess biogas into bio-LNG.
Revealing no less than four new equity investments in technology start-ups last month, Air Liquide disclosed that it had acquired a stake in US start-up, Solidia Technologies®, contributing towards the development of a new sustainable...
Carburos Metálicos, the wholly owned Spanish subsidiary of Air Products, has been awarded with the best environmental initiative accolade for its carbon dioxide (CO2) recovery project in Telde, Gran Canaria.
The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) has released a new report today, which sets out important steps to take in light of the previously axed carbon capture and storage (CCS) competition.
