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NewsNorwegian Government announces areas ready for CO2 storage
As industry begins the transition towards renewable energy, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a major talking point. Following significant interest by ‘major players’ in obtaining permits to store carbon dioxide (CO2), Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has announced that it will be taking applications for CO2 storage in ...
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GTT’s ‘smart shipping’ solution optimises LNG vessels
French liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipping and storage expert GTT has launched a digital ‘smart shipping’ solution that is set to help support the maritime industry’s energy transition.
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CERN’s Large Hadron Collider adopts CO2 refrigeration
Following the EU’s crackdown on fluorinated greenhouse gas (F-gas) use, CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, has moved towards carbon dioxide (CO2) refrigeration technology for its ATLAS and CMS tracking detector experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC).
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UK heavy industry in ‘urgent’ need of detailed plan for net zero
A more comprehensive plan of action is required by the UK Government to ensure decarbonisation of heavy industry at the pace demanded by the UK’s current net zero target, according to two studies released by sustainable economy organisation Aldersgate Group.
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‘World’s first’ onboard CO2 capture and storage unit for operational vessel
Green shipping equipment company Value Maritime will install an onboard carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and storage unit on Visser Shipping’s operational vessel Nordica in October this year, becoming the first company install a carbon capture and storage device on an operational vessel.
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Linde to construct $17.3m electrolyser plant in New York
In a move that will help New York achieve its climate goals, Linde will construct a proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser plant in Niagara Falls that will produce green hydrogen on a commercial scale – and it is expected to be operational in 2023.
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Chart, FLSmidth to decarbonise cement production with carbon capture technology
Low carbon cement production is at the heart of a new partnership between Chart Industries and FLSmidth – and the duo want to cut 90% of carbon emissions from industrial sources at half the cost of current processes.
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LanzaTech, Twelve to covert CO2 into polypropylene
A newly formed partnership is looking to cut reliance on petrochemicals by utilising innovative technology to convert carbon emissions in polypropylene, a key polymer used for a variety of medical devices as well as for large-scale applications in a variety of sectors.
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Chart acquires 25% stake in HTEC; existing MoU remains in place
Chart Industries has reaffirmed its strong commitment in the hydrogen sector, having today (8th September) acquired a 25% stake in Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corporation (HTEC).
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Saskatchewan Government outlines major CCUS commitments
The Government of Saskatchewan this week unveiled ambitious carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) goals, stating that it is looking to invest more than $2bn in the sector.
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Energy partnership to accelerate CCS in the Danish North Sea
A collaboration between Danish energy companies has seen the creation of Project Bifrost, a carbon dioxide (CO2) transport and storage partnership that will fast-forward carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the region.
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Aker’s partnership could see first ‘sold as service’ carbon capture and storage
A joint venture between sustainable carbon company Carbonor and carbon capture solutions provider Aker Carbon Capture (ACC) could see the first time that carbon capture and storage is sold as a service, where a fee is paid based upon the amount of carbon captured.
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Carbon Clean focuses on company growth with new hire and global headquarters
Carbon capture technology and service company Carbon Clean is focused on its growth plans as the firm looks to accelerate and scale up its ground-breaking technologies.
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Delivering on COP26: IEA says CCUS scale-up requires ‘major boost’ across all technologies
To stay on-track with the path to net zero emissions by 2050, a major boost will have to be seen across all technologies in addition to further support from the financial sector, said Samantha McCulloch, Head of Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage Technology at the International Energy Agency (IEA) today ...
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Leybold’s vacuum pump helps power solar car desert rally
Leading vacuum solutions manufacturer Leybold will sponsor the Dutch university racing team Solar Team Twente at the ‘Solar Challenge Morocco’ event, part of the World Championship for Solar Cars.
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Mubadala Petroleum, Eni joins forces to accelerate low carbon technologies
Mubadala Petroleum and Eni have joined forces to decarbonise the energy sector through the implementation of acceleratingly popular technologies such as carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS), hydrogen and LNG.
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Strong demand for Evonik membranes sees plant expansion
Leading gas separation membrane manufacturer Evonik is to construct a new hollow fibre spinning plant following the burgeoning demand for its SEPURAN membranes.
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ION Science to go ahead with new R&D facility
Leading gas detection and volatile organic compound (VOC) analysis company ION Science (ION) has received approval for a new research and development facility at their headquarters in Fowlmere, Cambridgeshire.
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New mobile oxygen tech could help on the battlefield
One thing that all warzones have in common is the necessity for a continuous supply of resources, in this case mobile oxygen. New mobile oxygen technology was unveiled at an annual assembly held in the US, according to the US Army website.
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Linde inks hydrogen deal with HUI
Linde is looking to strengthen its hydrogen assets in Europe, having today (6th September) announced a new agreement with Hydrogen Utopia International (HUI) to deploy unique waste-to-hydrogen systems in Poland.
