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Johan Desmet, Business Director Benelux & France at Nippon Gases, discusses new and viable sources of carbon dioxide on gasworld’s CO2: Securing Supplies and Exploring New Pathways webinar.
The 83rd session of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 83) has approved new requirements on greenhouse gas (GHG) fuel intensity, in combination with a pricing and reward mechanism, taking effect...
Las Vegas-based technology developer CO2 Monitoring is preparing to scale its operations across the US as the cannabis industry anticipates federal regulatory changes.
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, Rob and Tom look back on gasworld’s European Summit 2025 and pick out some of the best insights from event.
The Grid Ready Forum in Brussels, initiated by the European Biogas Association, concluded with a set of key recommendations to speed up biomethane injection into Europe’s gas grids.
Abu Dhabi sovereign investment firm Mubadala Energy has bought a 24.1% stake in Kimmeridge’s SoTex HoldCo, which owns Kimmeridge Texas Gas and Commonwealth LNG – marking its first major investment in the US.
A controversial ocean carbon capture experiment in St Ives Bay, Cornwall, in the UK has been cancelled by the company involved as commercially unviable.
Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation is participating in a demonstration project for the development of a hydrogen-based fluidised bed fine ore reduction (HYFOR) process and electric smelting furnace in partnership with Mitsubishi-owned, UK-based metals company Primetals Technologies.
Roy Calder, Industry Principal – New Energies at AVEVA, discusses the importance of upskilling and its role in workplace development, on gasworld’s Digitisation webinar.
The UK government has approved plans for a 55km carbon capture pipeline in eastern England.
