All Energy articles
-
NewsSolid oxide electrolysis grows up at CSIRO
gas world speaks exclusively to Dr. Ani Kulkarni of Australia’s CSIRO to find out how his team’s R D programme will enable solid oxide electrolysis (SOE) to contribute to decarbonisation of the energy and chemicals sectors.
-
News
IEA: Outlook for biogas and biomethane
Modern societies and economies produce increasing amounts of organic waste that can be used to produce clean sources of energy, with multiple potential benefits for sustainable development.
-
News
Cause for a new national renewables day?
Rob Cockerill reflects on two significant developments in decarbonisation that could arguably bring calls for 2nd March to be a National Renewables Day in the UK.
-
Features
The missing link in the energy transition
Ahead of gasworld’s hydrogen-themed March features coming online next week, Frank Wouters, Global Lead for Low-Carbon Hydrogen at Worley, along with Dr. Paul Ebert, Vice-President of New Energy and Networks at Worley, looks at hydrogen’s critical role in the energy transition.
-
News
Linde to build new hydrogen stations in Korea
Linde has signed a 15-year contract with the Korea Expressway Corporation (KEC) to build, own and operate four hydrogen refuelling stations (HRS) in Chungnam, South Korea.
-
News
AFC Energy and HiiROC enter into green hydrogen deal
AFC Energy and HiiROC Limited have entered into a binding Heads of Agreement that will see the two companies work together in the production and supply of green hydrogen for fuel cell systems.
-
News
WBA welcomes spotlight on biogas
The World Biogas Association (WBA) has welcomed the support given to anaerobic digestion (AD) and the biogas business at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland last week.
-
News
Supercritical CO2 in the spotlight
Supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2), carbon dioxide elevated in a fluid state at or above its critical temperature and critical pressure point, is the subject of increasing application across a range of once tired, less efficient or less than environmentally-friendly applications.
-
News
ExxonMobil to lead global ethylene capacity additions
ExxonMobil is expected to lead global planned and announced ethylene capacity additions between 2019 and 2030, according to a new report from data and analytics company GlobalData.
-
News
Singapore’s LNG drive gets a boost
In a deal that reverberated with repercussions, the tiny city of Singapore has made bare its energy independence drive. Two of the stellar names in the world of energy production, Pavilion Energy and Total Marine Fuels Solution (TMFS), have inked a deal to develop the city’s LNG bunkering expertise. Whichever ...
-
News
First liquid air energy storage system planned for the US
Highview Power Storage has announced plans to develop the US’ first long duration, liquid air energy storage system in collaboration with Encore Renewable Energy.
-
News
Four things we learned in 2019
gasworld Global Managing Editor shares his thoughts on four things that we learned from the industrial gas year in 2019.
-
News
Dearman announces Chinese partnerships
To mark Clean Air Day today, clean cold expert Dearman has announced the signing of agreements with two major Chinese organisations, in the shape of the China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group (CECEP) and the Chengdu Industrial Asset Management Group (CIAM).
-
News
German LNG Terminal starts EPC prequalification process
German LNG Terminal GmbH, the joint venture behind the LNG terminal project in Brunsbuettel, Northern Germany, is to start the EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) pre-qualification process this month.
-
News
Air Liquide signs new deals with Marathon Petroleum
Air Liquide has announced the signing of two long-term supply agreements with Marathon Petroleum Company for a total of up to 900 tonnes per day (tpd) of oxygen for Marathon’s refineries in Texas City, Texas and Garyville, Louisiana.
-
News
Industrial gases in focus at PRC Europe 2019
Industrial gases are essential in the refining and petrochemical sectors and vice-versa, with this industry typically making up around 20-25% of industrial gas revenues globally, reflected by the presence of plenty of industrial gas players at the PRC Europe event in Hungary last week.
-
News
Indiana CCS project gains funding
Wabash Valley Resources (WVR) has secured an investment from OGCI Climate Investments (OGCI CI) to develop a 1.5-1.75 million tonnes per annum, carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) project, located outside of West Terre Haute, Indiana.
-
Features
Trends in cylinder technology
Compressed industrial gases, fuel gases and refrigerants rely on cylinders for their distribution. As the world goes green, the trends in cylinder technology are also heading in that direction. Cylinder manufacturers, industrial gas operators and end-users are all equally impacted by these dynamics.
-
Features
Hydrogen’s Holy Grail
With the global roll-out of hydrogen refuelling stations gathering pace, the demand for Type I seamless steel cylinders at the stations’ core is growing rapidly.
-
News
Nucor to build new steel mill
The US Southeast gases markets is potentially set to gain from a new $1.35bn steel plant coming on stream in 2022.
