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Technology, mining and low-carbon energy are expected to benefit from the projected 11% increase in global demand for renewable energy, according to the Chief Economists Outlook report released by the World Economic Forum on the...
Global green energy company Tree Energy Solutions (TES) has launched a new Scientific Advisory Board which will strengthen the e-NG (electric natural gas derived from green hydrogen) value chain by advising the Board and management...
For two weeks in 2021, the world was gripped by all facets of climate change at COP26 in Glasgow – the science, solutions, political will, and plans of action. But two COPs and three years later,...
Indonesian government authorities have approved the revised development plan for the long-delayed Abadi liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in eastern Indonesia.
A ‘first-of-its-kind’ UK and EU biofuel plant set to open in County Derry, Northern Ireland, will create up to two million litres of sustainable fuel to replace diesel and petrol aviation fuel, according to operator...
Germany-based technology company in the energy sector Westfalen Group (Westfalen) has announced that Bio-liquefied natural gas (LNG) will replace its fossil counterpart at its four Westfalen LNG filling stations in Münster, Herford, Herne and Cologne.
Low carbon technology developer Topsoe has been selected by Essar Oil UK (Essar) to provide technology to its £360m ($458m) carbon capture facility in North West England.
As the energy transition marches relentlessly onwards, new technologies and young companies continue to come to the forefront. Spun out of Oxford University’s Department of Energy Science in 2015, Oxford Flow has sought to live...
Technological innovation is the backbone of industrial gas production. To generate the wide range of products that are easily available on today’s market, membrane technologies enable the efficient separation of gas streams. However, membrane technology...
Post-combustion carbon dioxide (CO2) capture will be essential to produce green steel, decarbonise cement making and mitigate CO2 emissions from fossil-fired power generation.
