Many see hydrogen as key to unlocking the clean energies transition and, therefore, the future sustainability of our planet. If true, that leaves us with the biggest question of all – how do we unlock hydrogen’s incredible potential in the energy sector? This month,we aim to find out…
Although it has huge oil, gas, and oil-shale reserves, Gulf Arab nation Bahrain is pursuing ambitious goals to decarbonise its economy.
Carbon capture solutions firm Carbon Clean has opened a new headquarters in Houston, Texas, to double its US headcount and meet growing demand for carbon capture technology.
Carbon capture and removal solutions provider Svante has appointed Mark Claessen as Vice-President of Project Delivery and Technology Licensing to accelerate the company’s next phase of growth.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) can be captured from the atmosphere by transforming it into bicarbonate of soda and safely storing it in seawater, according to new research.
Freeport LNG Development has received regulatory approvals to restart commercial operations at the final train of its Texas-based liquefaction site.
Chart Industries has joined forces with hydrogen infrastructure firm GenH2 to jointly market and distribute small-scale hydrogen liquefaction technologies.
Presented with the prospect of supply limitations associated with traditional CO2 sources, industry is looking to diversify sourcing and also attempt to decarbonise its processes to help drive a circular economy.
Tanzania’s gas discoveries stand to make it a major supplier of LNG
Project Greensand has heralded a breakthrough in carbon capture and storage (CCS) after injecting carbon dioxide (CO2) from Belgium into a depleted oil field in the Danish North Sea.
To limit CO2 emissions, many companies are using capture, utilisation and storage within their sustainability targets. When it comes to utilisation, catalysts are sometimes used to convert co2 to chemicals.
