The energy revolution is in full swing, but there’s more to come. The passing into law this year of the Inflation Reduction Act promises to move the dial on hydrogen in particular, but LNG and biogas are both on the up too, with climate and security the driver.
The Canadian federal and provincial governments have announced approximately CD$475 million in project funding for Air Products’ Net Zero hydrogen energy complex in Alberta – effectively firming up an MoU signed in June last year.
Jeremy Jordan, SVP – Commercial at IACX Energy, discusses the challenges in midstream helium, on gasworld’s, Helium: Markets Reimagined, Part 2, webinar.
Tim Rynott, CEO and Founder at Four Corners Helium, discusses the challenges in upstream helium, on gasworld’s, Helium: Markets Reimagined, Part 2, webinar.
Nick Haines, Head of Helium at Messer Americas, discusses downstream helium, on gasworld’s, Helium: Markets Reimagined, Part 2, webinar.
Efforts to cut methane emissions in 2022 have not been enough to meet the 7% annual reduction targets needed to meet Global Methane Pledge objectives, according to climate data company Kayrros.
Jeremy Jordan, SVP – Commercial at IACX Energy, discusses midstream helium, on gasworld’s, Helium: Markets Reimagined, Part 2, webinar.
Air Products attributed higher costs, losses on sales of its Russia business and strength of the US dollar for a 4% drop in Q4 net income to $593 million.
Tim Rynott, CEO and Founder at Four Corners Helium, discusses upstream helium, on gasworld’s, Helium: Markets Reimagined, Part 2, webinar.
Matson has signed a $1bn contract with Philly Shipyard to build three new 3,600 TEU Aloha Class containerships which will feature dual fuel engines that can run on conventional marine fuel or liquefied natural gas (LNG).
A deal has been struck for the transportation and sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2) captured from a planned hydrogen-ammonia complex in Ascension Parish, Louisiana, with an approximate 7.2 million tonnes per annum capacity.
