Future biomethane policy support should be structured around carbon intensity, according to a UK Government consultation response to the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS) Mid-Scheme Review.
Drax Group plans to establish a new independent business that aims to become a leader in large-scale carbon removal.
Rob Cockerill looks back on the trend lines from 2023’s epic CO2 Summit in Austria, how we unpack those learnings further in 2024’s gathering, and what’s new on the agenda when speakers, sponsors and delegates...
CO2 pipelines are essential in removing emissions, mitigating climate change, and enabling the transition to cleaner, more sustainable energy sources, according to a new University of Houston white paper.
For two weeks in 2021, the world was gripped by all facets of climate change at COP26 in Glasgow – the science, solutions, political will, and plans of action. But two COPs and three years later,...
The US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FCEM) has selected 19 projects to receive $17.4m funding to support early-stage research at 17 colleges and universities.
Dr Dilan Celebi, Specialist Process Engineering – CO2 Plants at Messer Engineering spoke exclusively to gasworld following her presentation at the Asia-Pacific Industrial Gases Conference 2023.
The first day of gasworld’s Asia-Pacific Industrial Gases Conference in Kuala Lumpur illustrated the polarising forces now facing the continent’s industrial gas sector.
Waste is no longer just a disposal problem; it’s now a valuable resource for the industrial gas sector. Through a wealth of decarbonisation initiatives and Net Zero strategies, the industry continues to chart a new,...
Air Liquide and Siemens Energy have launched their joint gigawatt electrolyser factory in Berlin, Germany – a move that will enable the manufacturing of low-carbon hydrogen at industrial scale.
