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Germany-based cement manufacturer HeidelbergCement has announced its largest carbon capture project to date. Situated in Mitchell, Indiana at its US subsidiary Lehigh Hanson, the project could reduce approximately two million tonnes of CO2 per year.
Plans for a brand-new carbon dioxide (CO2) liquefaction plant have been unveiled for the US West Coast.
Work is underway at one of Pennsylvania’s first developments that will produce hydrogen and ammonia, as well as other products, while employing carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.
Occidental (Oxy) and its subsidiary 1PointFive want to build what they say will be the world’s largest direct air capture (DAC) facility in Ector County, Texas.
Disruption to the UK’s ammonia production at the Billingham Complex following carbon dioxide (CO2) supply pressures has shone the spotlight on ‘green CO2’ and need to produce alternative sources efficiently at scale over the long...
Following last week’s announcement by CF Fertilisers UK – a subsidiary of CF Industries Holdings (CF Industries) – that it will halt the production of ammonia at its Billingham Complex due to rising natural gas...
Christopher Carson, Founder & Director at Carbonic Solutions, discusses the latest CO2 shortage to hit the uk and the ‘perfect storm’ that has created this, during gasworld’s Industrial Gases: Driving on in Digitisation & Diversification webinar.
Christopher Carson, Founder & Director at Carbonic Solutions, discusses the latest CO2 shortage to hit the UK and the solutions for this habitual problem, during gasworld’s Industrial Gases: Driving on in Digitisation & Diversification webinar.
The Bureau of Land Management has approved ExxonMobil’s proposal to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) underground in Lincoln and Sweetwater countries in Wyoming, marking the first project of its kind to be approved on BLM-managed lands.
Doble Engineering Company has released the Calisto R9 Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) monitor which provides accurate gas readings over the long haul without the maintenance costs associated with consumable gas cylinders.
