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A new 2.5 megawatt green hydrogen plant capable of producing up to 350 tonnes of green hydrogen per year began operations today (26th April) in Switzerland, becoming the country’s largest plant of its kind.
US-based sustainable paint brand Smog Armor has announced plans to create a new direct air capture (DAC) facility that will extract carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere before being stored within manufactured concrete products.
The pipeline of projects in Air Liquide’s energy transition portfolio is continuing to see ‘strong momentum’, despite a number of projects still pending FID (final investment decision) in the previous quarters.
Flow control equipment specialist Oxford Flow has announced a collaboration with nZero Group company Thyson Technology to supply its IM-S gas regulators for SGN’s H100 Fife Future of Gas project in Scotland.
Uncovering the strongest avenues for hydrogen investment, emerging markets and future demand will all be up for discussion at gasworld and H2 View’s co-hosted Hydrogen Intelligence Summit 2024 in London, UK, on May 21st.
Through a joint company called Marsa Liquefied Natural Gas (Marsa), TotalEnergies and OQ Alternative Energy (OQ) have launched a new project that features a liquefaction plant with a capacity of 1 Mt/y located in the...
Switzerland-based carbon removal specialist Climeworks has extended its services beyond direct air capture (DAC) with the release of Climeworks Solutions – a new offering that tailors carbon removal portfolios to the individual needs of companies.
US-based e-fuels producer Infinium will offtake carbon dioxide (CO2) from Kinetik Holdings Inc., (Kinetik)’s amine gas processing facilities in West Texas for use as a feedstock in the production of ultra-low carbon e-Fuels.
Climate solutions and trading firm STX Group has partnered with Norsk e-Fuel to promote biogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) deliveries to future Norsk e-Fuel production sites and address key challenges holding back the growth of the...
The US arm of building materials giant Heidelberg Materials has unveiled the next phase of its selection process for carbon capture technology and contractors for the Edmonton, Alberta carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) Project.
