Public invited to weigh in on Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub
Members of the public are being invited by partners bp and Aberdeen City Council to provide feedback for a new green hydrogen production, storage and distribution facility in Aberdeen, Scotland.
It’s all about the framework for future success this November, from the overt representation of a hexagonal graphene lattice, to the sense of interwoven structure that this concept captures and the linked value chains across industry.
Members of the public are being invited by partners bp and Aberdeen City Council to provide feedback for a new green hydrogen production, storage and distribution facility in Aberdeen, Scotland.
A new Impact Partnership Agreement has been signed by the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) and shipowner-controller insurance product provider Gard to advance decarbonisation of the global shipping industry.
The food and beverage industry is a crucial consumer of industrial gases. Our dedicated issue explores developments from aquaculture to dry ice to nitrogen dosing.
The clean energies transition is at the forefront of economies and political agendas the world over. At the same time, the gases industry is front and centre of that transition. This month we dive into...
Valmet is to supply a flue gas condensing process to Vantaa Energy’s new high-temperature incineration plant in Vantaa, Finland.
As the global focus on decarbonisation intensifies, the growing hype around low- and zero-carbon fuels such as green hydrogen continues to capture the imagination and fuel discussion and debate around the elimination of fossil fuel-based...
Santander UK will collaborate with climate technology company Levidian in a move that aims to expand the financial services provider’s sustainability strategy and advance the reach of Levidian’s decarbonisation technology.
UK-based carbon dioxide (CO2) capture specialist C-Capture has been recognised for its ‘unique and innovative’ carbon capture technology at the 2022 IChemE Global Awards held in Manchester, UK, on 17th November.
Plans have been released for capturing and storing up to 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the UK Thames Estuary and south-east England.
US climate-tech company CarbonCapture has appointed Robert Whyte to head its planned five megatonne direct air capture (DAC) project in Wyoming, and others elsewhere.