UK energy-from-waste operator Enfinium is starting the first carbon capture and storage (CCS) pilot scheme in Wales – and it will be the first deployed in the wider HyNet industrial energy cluster.
The government of Ireland has approved a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) in order to boost the country’s energy security and gas emergency reserves.
Helium One Global, a helium exploration company with project sites in the US and Africa, has been granted a mining licence for its flagship Rukwa Helium Project in Tanzania.
Electrofuels may have a strong profile in transport decarbonisation, but the stubbornly high cost and the infrastructure challenge is holding things back, according to Murray Douglas, Head of Hydrogen Research at Wood Mackenzie.
St1 Biokraft, a leading biomethane player in the Nordic region, has signed an agreement to acquire Sweden’s Södra Hallands Kraft Biogas for an undisclosed fee, increasing its production capacity by 25 gigawatt hours (GWh).
France-based hydrogen refuelling specialist HRS has secured a contract to supply a high-capacity hydrogen station capable of compressing four tonnes of hydrogen per day.
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...
UK supermarket chain J Sainsbury is set to power 30 heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) at its Bristol distribution centre, using biofuel made from its own food waste. The initiative will cut carbon emissions by over...
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...
TotalEnergies has commissioned BioNorrois in Fontaine-le-Dun (Normandy), its eighth biomethane production unit in France – raising its biogas production capacity in the country to more than 800 GWh.
