Hello and welcome to this Yearbook 2024/25 from gasworld, and very much the industrial gas year in review. While 2023 was a big year for gasworld as we celebrated our 20th anniversary, and another strong 12 months for the industry as it continued to enjoy the post-pandemic flourish, there’s a definite feelings in the air this has been a more subdued 2024. Read more inside…
Climeworks has secured new carbon dioxide (CO2) removal partnerships with TikTok and UK rum producer Two Drifters Distillery.
UK-headquartered global energy consultancy Xodus will design pipeline and cable geotechnical surveys for one of Japan’s first large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects, Offshore Western Kyushu CCS. The project is designed to cut industrial...
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, Rob and Tom are joined by Philippe Cornille, General Secretary of EIGA, to examine the evolving landscape of the European industrial gas sector.
UK Member of Parliament Noah Law has called for urgent policy reforms to accelerate biogas expansion, arguing that regulatory barriers are stifling the sector’s potential to support the country’s energy transition.
Inge Hjelkrem, CTO at Hydrogen Mem-Tech and Dr Hans-Peter Schmid, Managing Director at WS-Reformer, discuss the barriers and challenges facing the wider adoption of ammonia and what they believe is holding it back, on gasworld’s...
Europe faces a ‘scale or fail’ moment in the race for green industrial leadership, according to the Vice-President of Breakthrough Energy Europe.
Tokyo Gas Co. has bought a 20% stake in FGEN LNG Corporation which owns and operates an offshore floating LNG terminal in Batangas City, Southern Luzon Island, in the Philippines.
European LNG imports fell 19% in 2024 with gas consumption at an 11-year low but more Russian LNG continued to enter Europe, according to The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
Spanish gas grid operator Enagás plans to invest €4.035bn in renewable energy by 2030, with over three-quarters earmarked for hydrogen infrastructure.
Senate Bill 1444, which would streamline helium exploration in Arizona while preventing contamination of aquifers, has moved one step closer to becoming law, having passed the Senate Natural Resources Committee with a 5-2 vote.
