Welcome to our March issue, shining a light on the sprawling, varied, dynamic and still-under-pressure hydrogen market. When it comes to industrial gases, this is a market like no other. Low-carbon hydrogen’s status as an energy carrier that is crucial to powering tomorrow’s world means it has been a focal point for innovation, financing, public policy and more for many years now.
Revenues from durable carbon dioxide removal credits are set to exceed $14bn by 2035, driven by growing demand for engineered removal technologies, according to a report by independent technology research group IDTechEx.
Texas-based liquefied natural gas business Excelerate Energy has signed a deal with energy infrastructure company New Fortress Energy (NFE) to acquire its Jamaican business for $1.05bn.
First phase work is now underway on the hydrogen pipeline network of Belgium hydrogen network operator Fluxys Hydrogen, with 2026 targeted for completion.
With the hydrogen industry constantly evolving, delivering on service and standards always counts. In the latest 1895 episode, ‘From design to deployment: the role of service solutions in hydrogen’, Danny van den Burg, Lead Solutions...
Despoina Tsimprikidou, Policy Officer at the Carbon Capture and Storage Association, discusses what she would like to see from policy makers to advance carbon capture, utilisation and storage, and make it viable, on gasworld’s CCUS:...
A group of Norwegian companies have launched a project to develop a system that captures carbon dioxide point-source emissions onboard liquefied natural gas-powered cruise ships.
Sweden’s Eskilstuna Biogas has secured a seven-year, €15m loan to finance the building of a new biogas plant near Eskilstuna in Sweden.
UK-based gas analysis company Process Vision has appointed Michael Downey as its new Latin America Business Development and Area Manager.
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we’re joined by Danny van den Burg, Lead Solutions Specialist at Swagelok.
A sprawling network of pipelines, terminals, and offshore reservoirs is quietly taking shape in the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, laying the groundwork for one of Europe’s most ambitious efforts to decarbonise heavy industry.
