Bringing you the latest carbon dioxide market news from
the gas industry from across the globe.
Methane (CH4) abatement could have unlocked nearly 100 bcm of natural gas for use in 2024, according to the latest Global Methane Tracker report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Europe is to stop new contracts with suppliers of Russian gas (pipeline and LNG) and existing spot contracts will cease by the end of 2025.
Finnish technology manufacturer Elcogen and integrated Swiss engineering firm Casale are teaming up on prospective green ammonia and Power-to-X (P2X) projects.
The UK and India have agreed a trade deal which locks in reductions on 90% of tariff lines, with 85% becoming fully tariff-free within a decade.
More than half of announced carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) projects worldwide have yet to move beyond the early planning stages, raising questions about the true commercial potential of the global CCUS pipeline.
The World Bank has approved a €79.9m loan and €2.89m grant to support Bosnia and Herzegovina’s National Energy and Climate Plan, which is designed to improve energy independence and drive growth.
Air Products has talked more about the extra recruits it hired from 2018, principally to drive forward its hydrogen projects, several of which it has now cancelled or is looking to scale back.
UK-based climate tech company Mission Zero Technologies (MZT) has opened a direct air capture (DAC) plant in Norfolk, in the east of England, integrating captured carbon dioxide into a limestone production process to create carbon-negative...
Ground has been broken on Project Greensand’s CO2 transit terminal in Esbjerg – billed as the first gateway for carbon storage in the EU.
In the second part of our coverage from the three-day Rotterdam event, there are insights on CO2 materials innovation, on European CCS infrastructure build-out, CO2 from direct air capture, and more. Reporting by Anthony Wright
