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NewsWorley wins contract for Humber Zero carbon capture project
Energy solutions company Worley has been awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for a post-combustion carbon capture facility as part of the Humber Zero project, a £1.2bn effort to decarbonise the Immingham industrial area by 2030.
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Air Liquide announces $60m plant investment in Arizona to support the semiconductor market
Air Liquide will invest $60m to build, own and operate onsite plants and systems at a new manufacturing site in Phoenix, Arizona, to supply ultra-high purity hydrogen, helium and carbon dioxide to one of the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturers.
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Shell carbon capture plant emits more carbon than it captures
A carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility in Alberta, Canada has produced more carbon than it has captured over the last five years, according to a study by Global Witness.
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CIS, CRYOLOR SA delivers ‘largest’ liquid hydrogen trailer to Air Liquide
Cryogenic Industrial Solutions (CIS), in partnership with CRYOLOR SA, has delivered the first five of seven liquid hydrogen trailers to major industrial gas company Air Liquide and its US subsidiary Airgas.
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Air Liquide, Pertamina to explore low-carbon technology solutions in Indonesia
Indonesian national energy company Pertamina is looking to decarbonise its activities with carbon capture and hydrogen technologies, having today (Jan 24) inked a deal with Air Liquide.
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Linde starts up ‘world’s first’ plant for extracting hydrogen from natural gas pipelines
Linde Engineering is showcasing how hydrogen can be separated from natural gas streams at a first of its kind full-scale pilot plant in Dormagen, Germany, which utilises Linde’s HISELECT® module powered by Evonik membrane technology.
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Hydrogen revolution is just getting started
According to the Hydrogen Council, within the next decade, global demand for renewable and low carbon hydrogen could grow by 50%, and by 2050 hydrogen could contribute to over 20% of global carbon abatement1. With this in mind, many believe the time for hydrogen is now in the US.
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Energy duo join forces for Philippines LNG and green hydrogen power project
Sustainable energy project specialist Gen X Energy and oil and gas exploration expert ACE Enexor have entered a joint venture (JV) to develop Batangas Clean Energy, Inc’s (BCE) 1.1-gigawatt (GW) combined cycle power plant project based in the Batangas Bay area of the Philippines.
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Woodside awards KBR engineering contract for liquid hydrogen facility
Cryogenic liquified natural gas (LNG) solutions expert KBR will provide a front-end engineering design (FEED) for Woodside Energy’s (Woodside) proposed H2OK liquid hydrogen production facility project in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
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Wintershall Dea aims to drive energy transition with hydrogen and CCS
Natural gas and oil company Wintershall Dea has called for the acceleration of the energy transition to help achieve net zero targets in Europe and Germany.
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Air Liquide recognised for environmental action by CDP
Air Liquide has today (14th Jan) been recognised for its climate change and water management efforts by CSP, a non-profit organisation that evaluates companies on environmental action.
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Horisont Energi, E.ON ink CCS, hydrogen and ammonia deal
A new carbon removal business is set to be launched by Horisont Energy and E.ON, with the firms on Wednesday (12th Jan) inking a new deal for the development of an European end-to-end carbon capture, transport and storage service offering.
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UK Government to invest £5m in waste-to-energy hydrogen scheme
As part of a new scheme to produce clean energy from waste, the UK Government today (12th January) announced its new Hydrogen BECCS Innovation Programme – a £5m scheme to produce hydrogen from biomass and waste.
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Messer optimistic as German government announces low carbon measures
Industrial gas giant Messer has welcomed measures set out by Germany’s federal government to tackle the advance of climate change.
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Cresta, Lapis Energy to collaborate on carbon capture project
US-based Cresta Fund Management (Cresta) will work with carbon capture and storage (CCS) specialist Lapis Energy LP (Lapis) to develop and deploy technology that will help decarbonise the industrial sector.
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Emerson supports PosHYdon hydrogen project with automation technologies
Brand-new software and systems will support safe and efficient operation of what is believed to be the world’s first offshore green hydrogen production process on an operational gas platform, located in the Dutch North Sea.
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Japan, Indonesia to collaborate on energy transition efforts
An agreement has been signed between representatives of Japan and Indonesia that will see the countries work together to help implement and advance energy transition technology.
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Scottish Affairs Committee to assess hydrogen and carbon capture with new inquiry
Announced yesterday (6th January), the Scottish Affairs Committee (the Committee) will launch a new inquiry to assess the potential of hydrogen and carbon capture in Scotland.
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NSK develops new groove ball bearings for cryogenic applications
NSK has developed new self-lubricating deep groove ball bearings for use in submersible pumps that handle cryogenic gases such as hydrogen and LNG.
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Carlton Power, Stag Energy merge operations to focus on energy transition projects
Carlton Power and Stag Energy are set to merge operations as they look to focus on clean energy infrastructure projects that will support the transition to net zero – and plans include developing a portfolio of green hydrogen projects across the UK and a new carbon advisory board.
