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The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced that it will invest AUD20m (US$12.9m) into Wollongong, Australia, based startup Hysata to demonstrate their hydrogen electrolyser technology at commercial scale, on behalf of the Australian government.
In 2022, industrial gas giant Linde helped its customers avoid more than 90 million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent – more than double its own global emissions.
In the last decade, and since the dawn of the 2020s in particular, the emphasis on decarbonisation, clean energies and the critical roll-out of these technologies and initiatives has firmly accelerated.
Q ENERGY, a leading player in renewable energy, has revealed it aims to build up to 320 MW of clean and green energy in France in the next two years.
New BAG Farm in Italy moves Nippon Gases one step closer to a more sustainable future.
Anthony Wright looks at the intersection between ever-increasing environmental needs and the role of specialty gases and equipment in meeting those needs.
Norwegian Hydrogen will partner with Danish energy entrepreneur Jens Peter Lunden to develop a solution that focuses on combining wind power and electrolysis to aid in the production of green liquid biogas (LBG).
The engineering arm of industrial gas giant Linde will work alongside energy and chemicals specialist Saudi Aramco to jointly develop a new ammonia cracking technology.
Classification society ABS has granted initial approve to Value Maritime’s carbon capture system onboard seagoing ships.
Air Liquide overcame a challenging geopolitical and economic environment to post sales of €29.9bn in 2022.
