Decarbonisation

In the past few years, the price of ammonia has been riding a rollercoaster, with the cost impacted by disruptions arising from the pandemic, from the surge in energy prices after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,...

Synthetic fuels are a beguiling proposition because they are a fit with existing energy infrastructure while being better for the environment. But the cost remains stubbornly high. Anthony Wright spoke to Wood Mackenzie’s Murray Douglas...

One of the biggest users of gaseous hydrogen today is crude oil refineries. The flow of gas that’s put to use in many conventional refineries comes from having a steam methane reformer (SMR) on-site to...

HYBRIT, a joint initiative in Sweden by the steelmaker SSAB, mining company LKAB, and energy provider Vattenfall, has successfully completed a hydrogen storage pilot and submitted findings to the Swedish Energy Agency. The results confirm...

Carbon capture technology provider CarbonQuest has closed a $20m funding round for the wider North American deployment of its Distributed Carbon Capture™ (DCCS) technology.

South Korea’s national energy research institute, the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER), has tested the world’s largest gas power technology that separates carbon dioxide (CO2) during combustion, reducing the need for additional capture facilities....

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast we are joined by Suzanne Mattei, Energy Policy Analyst at The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) to discuss the hotly debated topic of hydrogen in...

UK-Swedish pharma giant AstraZeneca and Future Biogas, a UK operator and developer of AD plants, have together launched the UK’s first large biomethane plant that was built without public subsidies, showing how industry can transition...