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 all things clean energies and decarbonisation, from the use of renewables towards green hydrogen, to LNG and of course, carbon capture and utilisation.
It’s been quite a year for New Jersey-based Anova. A new CEO, new products, and a number of awards and recognitions have all led to a very successful 2022. As the industry continues to battle...
Energy giant Saudi Aramco (Aramco) will partner with industrial software company Aspen Technology (Aspen) as part of an agreement that aims to introduce innovative carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) software to industry.
Sweden-based offshore windfarm solar PV farm developer OX2 will investigate the possibility of developing new offshore pipeline infrastructure for the transportation of sustainably produced green hydrogen between Finland, Åland, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Highlights from day 2 of gasworld’s MENA Industrial Gases Conference 2022.
Classification society the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has released its set of requirements for onboard carbon capture technology.
Linde has been awarded for its efforts in tackling both water security and climate change.
The European Union (EU) faces a potential shortfall of almost 30 bcm of natural gas in 2023, according to IEA research.
Chevron New Energies, a division of Chevron USA, has invested in Canadian carbon capture and removal solutions provider Svante to help advance its commercial-scale filter manufacturing facility in Vancouver.
The world’s largest industrial gas company by market share and revenue, Linde serves customers across numerous industries including healthcare, petroleum refining, manufacturing, steel making, electronics and more. Founded in Germany and headquartered in the US,...
The Höegh Esperanza Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) has arrived in Wilhelmshaven ahead of the opening of Germany’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on Saturday (December 17).
