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NewsPavilion Energy and partners launch GHG framework for LNG cargoes
Three energy companies have teamed up to launch a quantification and reporting methodology to provide a framework for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from delivered liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes.
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South Africa’s first LNG cargo received by DNG
South Africa’s energy market witnessed an historic moment as company DNG Energy (DNG) received the country’s first ever liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Rotterdam, Netherlands.
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LNG association announces carbon neutral LNG cargo framework
The International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGLNL) has sought to identify and tackle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) production value chain with the launch of a new framework.
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Norway, Netherlands sign CCS deal
A Dutch-Norwegian deal has taken place that will see the nations collaborate in developing carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions in the North Sea.
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Siemens implements AM platform at Schaeffler
The Additive Manufacturing (AM) Network platform developed by Siemens Digital Industries Software (Siemens) will help to boost production and digitalise the AM workflow at automotive and industrial supplier Schaeffler, following the implementation of its technology.
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Short and long-term solutions to the gas crunch
Slava Kiryushin, Global Head of Energy at DWF, shares his views on the gas crunch that threatens industry in UK, Europe and other parts of the world.
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Shell, Baker Hughes partner to hasten energy transition
Shell Global Solutions BV (Shell) has signed a deal with energy technology company Baker Hughes that will see both partners pushing forward with a range of projects to accelerate the energy transition.
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Ocean Infinity wins award for zero-emission marine technology
UK-based marine robotics company Ocean Infinity is set to help expedite the transition to net-zero after winning ‘The Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition’ for its zero-emission marine propulsion system.
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Why the water nexus is such a hot topic
Water: It’s a human need and source of contention as old as civilisation itself, writes Rob Cockerill, as he explains the challenges ahead in water-stress and the opportunity in water treatment applications.
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FuelCell Energy, ExxonMobil extend carbon capture agreement
Fuel cell technology company FuelCell Energy (FuelCell) and energy giant ExxonMobil have extended their Joint Development Agreement through April 2022 to continue working together on carbonate fuel cell technology designed to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial and power sectors.
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India to lead APAC’s LNG regasification capacity, says forecast
Data and analytics company GlobalData has revealed that India is to take a leading role in liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasification in the APAC region, contributing around 21% of the region’s total LNG regasification capacity additions by 2025.
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Mineral Carbonation International win COP26 clean energy pitch battle
Australian sustainable technology company Mineral Carbonation International (MCi) was crowned the winner yesterday (2nd Nov) of the Net Zero Technology Centre’s (the ‘Centre’) COP26 ‘Clean Energy Start-up Pitch Battle’, fending off nine other competitors.
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LDetek’s new LDCryo helps generate ultra-high purity helium
Sensor tech manufacturer Process Sensing Technologies (PST) has released a new cryogenic trap system to ensure ultra-high purity (UHP) helium carrier gas purity for gas chromatographs (GCs).
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Finance: the key to accelerating the clean energy transition
A major focus of this year’s COP26 event centres around the question, ‘How can the energy transition be adequately financed?’. Classification society DNV recently released a report entitled, ‘Financing the Energy Transition’, summarised briefly by gasworld here. Following up on the report, gasworld spoke with report authors Jeremy Parkes, Global ...
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Global surge in energy prices must hasten energy transition, says OECD and IEA
The ongoing energy price hike should be an indication that governments should accelerate investment in sustainable energy infrastructure, rather than encourage fossil fuel subsidies, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Linde Green zero carbon liquefied gases range launched by Linde
As more industrial gas customers begin to take further measures to reduce their carbon footprints, gas giant Linde has announced the launch of its Linde Green range, which will provide carbon conscious customers with liquefied gases that have been produced through a zero-emission process.
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Renergen, Argon ink $25m deal to create first liquid helium spot market
South Africa-based energy company Renergen has signed a $25m deal in the form of a forward sales agreement which will aim to create a spot market for helium, allowing significant investment potential in the rare gas.
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UKCCSRC gets boost with Network+ funding scheme
As COP26 nears and global industry begins to focus on discussing the mitigation of carbon emissions, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is quickly becoming a household term in the UK. This is mirrored with the announcement that leading UK carbon capture research organisation, the UK Carbon Capture and Storage Research ...
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Burckhardt overhauls LNG carrier compressor on transatlantic voyage
A liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier owned by one of the world’s largest LNG carrier operators has been successfully overhauled by compressor specialists Burckhardt Compression (Burckhardt).
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Bio-LNG deemed ‘absolutely urgent’ during world biogas event
During a virtual conference entitled, ‘Biogas: Driving the transition from fossil to green’ - hosted by the World Biogas Association and the World LPG Association - bio-liquefied natural gas (bio-LNG) and its role in the maritime industry was discussed by Benoit Duee, Commercial Director at FOSMAX LNG.
