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Spanish utility Red Eléctrica has ruled out a cyber-attack as the cause for the extensive collapse of its grid yesterday as attention turns to a potential solar plants shutdown.
The oil and gas industry has been inefficient in delivering projects because many companies customise their requirements, down to the simplest valve, according to a new report from classification organisation DNV.
Denmark-based Topsoe has been selected to supply technology and services for a large-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility in Zhoushan City, China.
James Watt, Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Consultant at WSP, discusses various hydrogen carriers and how ammonia stacks up against the alternatives, on gasworld’s Hydrogen & Ammonia: Cracking the Future of Clean Energy webinar.
Global energy giant BP posted a $1.4bn profit in the first quarter of 2025, about half its first-quarter profit a year ago, as a mix of corporate and market challenges impacted performance.
The Dutch government will allocate $726m towards construction of Aramis CCS – the Netherlands’ largest carbon capture project – after energy companies Shell and TotalEnergies withdrew part of their planned funding.
Turkey recently released its industrial and technology strategy which targets 27 areas, covering everything from giant industrial parks and hydrogen fuel cells to carbon capture and storage (CCS) and digital infrastructure.
The UK Energy Secretary told Net Zero critics to “bring it on” as he said its government is committed to driving clean power at the close of the two-day conference in London on the future...
The European Commission has approved a €612m Portuguese scheme to lower electricity levy rates for energy-intensive companies.
A type of bacteria is being used as a chemical-free method of removing impurities and upgrading biogas, according to Denmark-based Biogasclean during a recent gasworld webinar.
