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Newsgasworld CO2 Summit: Changing the game for cannabis extractors
Delegates has their first taster of parallel sessions at gasworld’s CO2 Summit in Chicago last week. On Wednesday morning (22nd September), delegates heard that traditional CO2 sources are diminishing, and withstanding sources are suffering, and that more plants are now needed to keep up with demand.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Incentives continue to grow the capture and utilisation of CO2
Without carbon capture, the worldwide fleet of coal and gas power plants would need to retire about 23 and 17 years earlier than expected lifetimes, respectively, in order to limit global warming to 1.5 and 2 degrees celsius .
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Traditional CO2 sources are diminishing
After a short coffee break, gasworld CO2 Summit delegates have just heard that traditional CO2 sources are diminishing, and withstanding sources are suffering.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: New CO2 plants are urgently needed to support demand growth
“CO2 capacity growth of 0.7% per year is not keeping up with demand growth. That’s what gasworld CO2Summit delegates have heard this morning from Maura D. Garvey, Director of Intelligas Consulting, here in Chicago.
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Blue Star Helium one step closer to final investment decision at Voyager
Blue Star Helium is today celebrating a ‘key step’ in making a final investment decision for the development of the Voyager Helium Field in Colorado.
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Honeywell makes CEO appointment
Honeywell has confirmed ambitions to both develop and launch new technologies and sustainability offerings with the appointment of Lucian Boldea.
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Cryonorm expands international LNG business
Cryonorm CEO Piet Tel explains how it is reacting to the ongoing rise in global gas prices and capitalising on US cryogenic opportunities. By Dominic Ellis.
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gasworld’s CO2 Summit starts tomorrow
Over 210 delegates are now in the heart of Chicago for gasworld’s highly anticipated CO2 Summit. Now, arguably more than ever, carbon dioxide (CO2) is dominating headlines both here in the US and across the pond in Europe - and it’s yet again going to be in focus when sessions ...
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Air Products improves freezing efficiency with new tech
Air Products is looking to help food processors improve efficiency and reduce product loss with a brand-new digital intelligence system that both monitors and controls cryogenic freezers remotely.
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CAIRE® expands service support network to meet increased demands
Repair Authority has today (15th Sep) become part of CAIRE®’s Authorised Service Centre network to help support increased demands for oxygen equipment.
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NASA reschedules Artemis I launch
Following two aborted launches, NASA has rescheduled the dates for a cryogenic demonstration test and the next launch opportunities for Artemis I.
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Google, NIST to drive semiconductor developments with new agreement
Google has joined forces with the US Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to help drive new nanotechnology and semiconductor device innovations.
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Landmark DAC project planned for Wyoming
A landmark direct air capture (DAC) development is set to permanently remove five million tonnes of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) annually by 2030 in Wyoming.
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Linde to more than double liquid green hydrogen capacity in the US
Linde has today (8th Sep) said it will more than double its green liquid hydrogen production capacity in the US, with a brand-new 35MW plant in Niagara Falls, New York.
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‘World-scale’ blue ammonia project under construction in Texas
A brand-new 1.1 million tonnes per annum blue ammonia project in Beaumont, Texas, is set to boost the future of zero-carbon ammonia-fuelled engine ships.
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Global Thermostat appoints cleantech veteran as CEO
It’s full steam ahead for Global Thermostat, with the Colorado-based direct air capture firm having this week (7th Sep) appointed a new CEO and completed the first closing of a new round of equity financing.
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Air Products expands multi-billion-dollar hydrogen plans to supply Canadian renewable diesel complex
The Canadian transportation sector is set to benefit from a renewable diesel complex that will produce low-carbon diesel fuel from hydrogen and bio feedstock at an Imperial refinery in Alberta.
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JERA, Uniper form clean energy alliance in the US
A newly proposed facility on the US Gulf Coast could see the production of up to eight million tonnes per annum of ammonia to help boost the clean energies market.
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Woodside strikes US LNG deal with Commonwealth
Commonwealth LNG will supply Woodside with 2.5 million tonnes per annum of LNG from its proposed LNG export facility in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, as it looks to step-up to meet global energy demands.
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KAG acquires Carbon Express
The Kenan Advantage Group (KAG) has acquired New Jersey-based Carbon Express.
