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NewsCarbon capture moves to next level with CCS video game ahead of COP26
SSE Thermal, part of SSE Plc, and Abertay University have teamed up in the race to reach net zero, setting a challenge to a group of students to design a video game based around carbon capture and storage (CCS).
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Australia to become leader in carbon capture says CSIRO report
A roadmap released by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) lays out opportunities for Australia to reduce carbon emissions by using emerging carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) technologies.
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Air Products opens hydrogen station in Shandong Province, China
A new hydrogen station has been commissioned in Shandong Province, China for the fuelling of buses and trucks – and it’s one of the first for the province.
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Giatec to reduce CO2 emissions with AI supported cement and funding
Canadian smart cement company Giatec intend to make construction sites greener with its artificial intelligence (AI) programme, Roxi, with funding and support from Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC).
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Worthington announces price hike on non-refillable fuel and specialty gas cylinders
Worthington Industries has announced prices increases of up to 30% on all 14oz and 16oz non-refillable fuel and specialty gas cylinders and hand torch kits.
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O.C.O Technology partnership paves way for Europe’s first carbon negative aggregate plant
Carbon negative aggregates specialist O.C.O Technology (O.C.O) and Repsol-Petronor have joined forces to develop Europe’s first commercial plant to develop carbon negative aggregates.
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$84m liquid hydrogen plant under development in Georgia
A new $84m liquid green hydrogen plant, capable of producing 15 tonnes of the clean fuel daily, is under development in Camden County, Georgia.
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CCS proved a success at a Louisianan renewable diesel plant
The carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) test well programme has been successfully completed at a Louisianan green fuels project in Caldwell Parish – and it’s believed to be the first renewable diesel fuel project to achieve such milestone.
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Metrohm joins forces with Agilent to become mass spectrometry resellers
Manufacturer of high-precision instruments, Metrohm USA and Metrohm Canada have announced entry into a non-exclusive agreement with fellow instrument manufacturing company Agilent Technologies (Agilent) to become a value-added reseller for a range of its products and services.
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PureAire launches a brand-new CO2 monitor
PureAire Monitoring has today (August 11) announced the addition of a brand-new carbon dioxide (CO2) monitor to its line of oxygen deficiency monitors and combustible/toxic gas detectors.
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Chesterfield Special Cylinders appoints new head of engineering, sales and contracts
Leading provider of bespoke, high-pressure gas containment systems and services, Chesterfield Special Cylinder (CSC), has announced its appointment of Claire Snowdon as Head of Engineering, Sales and Contracts.
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Rhino HySafe formed to manufacture hydrogen safety products
UK-based Rhino Doors has launched a new subsidiary to manufacturer hydrogen safety products.
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20 tonnes per day carbon capture plant planned for India
A new carbon dioxide (CO2) to methanol demonstration plant is to be constructed at NTPC Vindhyachal, India – and it will feature Carbon Clean’s technology capture 20 tonnes of CO2 daily.
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Ohio’s Carbon Capture Improvement Act passes senate
Ohio’s carbon capture industry is set to skyrocket with the states’ Carbon Capture Improvement Act on Tuesday (10 th August) having passed the Senate as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
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Rotork works with BAE Systems to upgrade naval base actuators
Leading flow control and instrumentation solutions company Rotork has assisted BAE systems with upgrades to a series of A-range actuators to IQ3 actuators at Her Majesty’s Naval Base Portsmouth (HMNB Portsmouth).
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Sourcing industrial CO2 and the impacts of CCS
gasworld TV’s latest webinar, CO2: Use It, Don’t Lose It, and Monitor, Part Two , saw industry specialists discuss a wide variety of topics relating to the use of carbon dioxide (CO2). Christopher Carson - Founder and Principal Director at Carbonic Solutions - gave an insight into sourcing CO2 and ...
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CO2 GRO to support Canadian cannabis producer with CO2 solutions
CO2 GRO will support a “significant” licenced Canadian cannabis producer to increase both production and revenue with its CO2 Delivery Solutions™
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Canadian Government issues call to increase CCUS developments
The Canadian Government has called for an expression of interest to support carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) developments across the country as it strives to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
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Digitisation in medical gases: A perspective from APT
Italian gas and liquid analysis specialist APT provides a first-hand perspective on the evolving world – and requirements – of digitisation and data integrity in medical gases.
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Cavagna Group celebrates patent that kept fire alive for 2006 Winter Olympics
In a recent blog post, leading gas utility manufacturer Cavagna Group (Group) celebrated the technology used in the patent for keeping the torch lit during the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy.
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