French companies 45-8 Energy and Storengy have been granted exploration licences to search for natural hydrogen deposits in south-western France.
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Adam Forsyth, Head of Research at Longspur Capital, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at its European CO2 Summit 2025.
Sweden-based energy company Stockholm Exergi has cleared Italian engineering firm Saipem to begin work on a large-scale carbon capture project at the Värtaverket biomass power plant in Stockholm.
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Harco van den Berg, BNL General Manager Industrial Gases at Air Products, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at its European CO2 Summit 2025.
Rob van Straten, CEO at Skytree, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at its European CO2 Summit 2025.
Technology company Nokia is making a two-pronged push on industrial digitalisation, launching a suite of six industrial applications alongside a digital automation marketplace that include Nokia and third party tools for industrial enterprises.
With the hydrogen industry constantly evolving, delivering on service and standards always counts. In the latest 1895 episode, ‘From design to deployment: the role of service solutions in hydrogen’, Danny van den Burg, Lead Solutions...
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.
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 Japanese model of liquefied natural gas (LNG) investment is not suitable for Europe, according to the clean energy-leaning think tank the Institute of Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
