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Gas and low carbon energy contributed more than half to bp’s $27.6bn (£23bn) profits in 2022 as the energy giant capitalised on soaring energy prices.
Over 50 global biogas and biomethane trade associations and companies have written to the World Resources Institute (WRI), administrator of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, suggesting an ‘urgent rethink’ on GHG Protocol guidance for corporate biomethane...
A Group company of Japan-based Nikkiso Co., Ltd has acquired German plant engineering and construction company Cryotec, located in Wurzen, Saxony.
The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) has awarded the first licenses for exploration of full-scale carbon dioxide (CO2) storage in the Danish North Sea to TotalEnergies EP Danmark, and consortium consisting of INEOS E&P and Wintershall...
Norway-based carbon capture technology provider CO2 Capsol will establish an office in Berlin, Germany as part of the company’s initiative to expand its geographical footprint according to market demand.
Air Products today reported a 6% growth in first quarter net income to $584m – and its cash contribution to NEOM will halve to $800m.
gasworld has in the last few minutes launched its latest event to the 2023 calendar, with a conference devoted to clean energies and decarbonisation to be held in New Jersey, US in June.
Canadian lithium company Standard Lithium has installed a new carbon capture pilot plant in southern Arkansas to assess the feasibility of capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from natural gas burning flue-gas streams.
Sweden-based aluminium alloy supplier Stena Aluminium (Stena) will work alongside zero emission vehicle manufacturer Polestar as a development partner for the Polestar 0 project, which aims to create a completely climate-neutral car by 2030.
Low carbon energy storage company GES and independent storage and logistics company GPS have merged to create a major force in the energy storage sector and develop a global network of terminals.
