First phase work is now underway on the hydrogen pipeline network of Belgium hydrogen network operator Fluxys Hydrogen, with 2026 targeted for completion.
A group of Norwegian companies have launched a project to develop a system that captures carbon dioxide point-source emissions onboard liquefied natural gas-powered cruise ships.
Sweden’s Eskilstuna Biogas has secured a seven-year, €15m loan to finance the building of a new biogas plant near Eskilstuna in Sweden.
A sprawling network of pipelines, terminals, and offshore reservoirs is quietly taking shape in the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, laying the groundwork for one of Europe’s most ambitious efforts to decarbonise heavy industry.
The European Commission has launched an EU sanctions helpdesk to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) navigate and apply the 40 sanction regimes now in place globally.
The UK needs to “move at speed” with renewable energy to boost energy security independence and cut bills, according to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
UK trade body ADBA (the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association) has called on the country’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, who in charge of managing UK government finances, to back the anaerobic digestion (AD) sector, ahead...
A new green hydrogen test facility is set to be developed in Aberdeen, Scotland. German-headquartered certification and testing firm TÜV SÜD has been appointed operator under a collaboration agreement with UK-based ETZ, which is leading...
The European Commission has approved €5bn funding for Germany to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in its industrial production processes through hydrogen, carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) and electrification.
Despoina Tsimprikidou, Policy Officer at the Carbon Capture and Storage Association, gives an update on CCUS policy across the UK and Europe, on gasworld’s CCUS: Turning Carbon into Opportunity webinar.
