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NewsBOC to supply renewable industrial gases to Australian food and beverage sector
A power purchase agreement (PPA) has been signed between gas and engineering company, BOC, a subsidiary of Linde plc, and energy from waste facility Avertas Energy and Shell Energy.
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New DNV research reveals 10 key decarbonisation technologies
10 key energy transition technologies have been identified by DNV, the independent assurance and risk management provider, as being expected to develop, compete, and interact over the next five years if global economies are to meet emissions reduction targets.
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Spotlight on Cornwall for G7 Summit
The spotlight has firmly been on Cornwall – the proud home of gas world – as well as the Covid-19 recovery and sustainability as a number of world leaders have convened in person for the first time in two years at the G7 Summit 2021.
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Why synthetic fuels will be future of motorsport
Synthetic hydrocarbon fuels ‘will remain a strong part of motor racing’ in the future, not least as the only form of sustainable fuel capable of enabling the same sense of high-octane entertainment and enjoyment that we’re used to.
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Zero Petroleum looking for right partners in hydrogen
Synthetic petroleum is an age-old science proven in photosynthesis and could hold the key to near-term decarbonisation, and Zero Petroleum is looking for partners in the hydrogen value chain to truly realise its potential, as revealed in an interview with gas world.
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Why synthetic petroleum could be key to decarbonisation
It’s an age-old science proven in photosynthesis and the engineering feats of previous decades – and Zero Petroleum believes synthetic hydrocarbon fuels could hold the key to near-term decarbonisation. Here, gas world explains why…
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Zero Petroleum: Synthetic fuels in sustainable energy
An age-old science proven in photosynthesis and engineering feats of previous decades could hold the key to near-term decarbonisation, as Zero Petroleum Director Paddy Lowe explains in an interview with gasworld.
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£1 billion to be invested into Cheshire’s journey to net zero
Cheshire is set to become the North West’s renewable energy hub, with the recent development of a £1 billion investment blueprint which focuses on low carbon projects within the county.
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The blue hydrogen paradigm shift
The use of blue hydrogen will stimulate progress towards deep decarbonisation in many carbon-intensive sectors. It will also drive investment in integrated blue hydrogen production schemes, explains Stephen B. Harrison, Managing Directory of sbh4 consulting, exclusively for gasworld.
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Stirling Cryogenics and AB collaborate on new technology
Stirling Cryogenics, a HYSYTECH group company, and AB are collaborating on the design, construction, installation and maintenance of liquid biomethane production plants with cryogenerators based on Stirling technology.
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Highview Power, Enlasa to develop cryogenic energy storage projects
Highview Power and Energia Latina (Enlasa) will co-develop giga-scale cryogenic energy storage projects in Chile and other Latin American markets as part of a new deal.
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SSAB-Linde collaboration mix oxygen in the combustion air
SSAB and Linde Gas, formerly AGA, have been working together to investigate the possibility of mixing oxygen in the combustion air to the heaters at SSAB’s blast furnace 3 in Luleå, Northern Sweden.
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New project develops groundbreaking fuel solution for ships and offshore
A fuel cell pilot system that can use different types of fuel was presented to Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg last week by Odfjell, Prototech, Wärtsilä and Lundin Energy Norway.
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Karpowership launches LNG-to-power project
Karpowership has initiated its first LNG-to-Power operation in Amurang, Indonesia.
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Highview Power opens new US headquarters
Energy storage solutions provider Highview Power has moved its US headquarters from Brooklyn, New York, to Alexandria, Virginia.
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Heavy-duty trucks with Shell card can now access Air Liquide's bio-NGV stations in France
Heavy-duty trucks with Shell card access will now be able to access Air Liquide’s network of multi-energy stations in France thanks to a new agreement between the two companies.
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Anders Opedal to take over as Equinor CEO
Norwegian multinational energy company Equinor has named Anders Opedal as its new President and CEO.
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Exclusive: An interview with Sunfire GmbH
Solid oxide electrolysis, high temperature electrolysis, high efficiency electrolysis – they all mean precisely the same thing. At least, that’s the view of Nils Aldag, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Sunfire in Dresden.
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Eni and Kogas ink energy cooperation MoU
Italian oil and gas firm Eni and South Korea’s state-run Korea Gas Corp (Kogas) yesterday signed an energy cooperation Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
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Solid 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.
