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Danish dry ice equipment producer Aquila Triventek has received certification of its RE160 CO2 recovery unit from TÜV.
Svante, LafargeHolcim, Oxy Low Carbon Ventures (OLCV), a wholly owned subsidiary of Occidental, and Total have joined forces to assess the viability and design of a commercial-scale carbon capture facility in Colorado, US.
TOMCO2, a Georgia-based manufacturer of carbon dioxide equipment, has appointed Trey Smith as its new Senior Product Manager.
Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation (Toshiba ESS) has delivered a CO2 capture test plant for carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) to Asahi Quality & Innovations (AQI).
Canadian carbon capture company Carbon Engineering has appointed Kerri Fox as its new Chief Financial Officer, replacing Susan Koch who will now serve as Chief Operating Officer and Vice-President of Accounting.
It’s been a mixed, but nonetheless successful year for the gases industry. If we consider that 12 months ago we would have been reflecting on a 2018 industrial gas year that finally saw our industry...
FasTest’s Matthew Nolting yesterday teased what new “revolutionary” products the US company will bring to the market next year, as part of gasworld’s exclusive 2019 in Review Series.
A year of progress and decline – something that is probably typical among many prior years. To start a review of the carbon dioxide (CO2) business in 2019, Mexico continues to have its raw gas source...
Researchers at EPFL, a technical university located in Lausanne, Geneva, have developed a new carbon capture concept which has the ability to cut trucks’ CO2 emissions by almost 90%.
In yesterday’s 2019 in Review with Albatross Tank-Leasing, CEO Christoph Schoeler said the company’s 2020 goal is expanding its customer base to India, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
