All the talk is about clean and green hydrogen as the future fuel, and the role of blue hydrogen in the interim as a bridge to our carbon free utopia. But what’s new in traditional,...
Fresh from the launch of an invigorated new website and being shortlisted in recent months for no less than five awards for its ‘excellence, innovation, and best practice’ by the Trade Association Forum (TAF), the...
Industrial gas giant Linde today (21st March) announced that it will launch a new laboratory dedicated to studying and advancing the relationship between atmospheric gases and the manufacture of metal powders.
Looking back on the last 12 months, we can reflect on a year of challenge and change, and as an industry, say with pride that together we have played a significant role in the national...
Aerospace giant Airbus has pre-purchased the capture and permanent sequestration of 400,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from 1PointFive’s direct air capture (DAC) facility, featuring Carbon Engineering’s proprietary technology.
Upon entering 2022, many within the energy industry believed that we would see a sharp decrease in the price of producing hydrogen should it be blue, green, and grey.
Industrial gas major Air Liquide is set to collaborate with energy firm Eni to decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors of industry in the Mediterranean.
Helium processing and liquefaction hubs are key focus for Saskatchewan as the Canadian province continues on its mission to become a world leader in helium production and export over the next decade.
Japanese gas company Osaka Gas will collaborate with Singapore energy companies City Energy and City-OG Gas Energy Services to explore feasibility of a methanation project in Singapore.
Australian energy firm Woodside is collaborating with US technology developers to undertake an investigation into the viability of a carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) pilot facility in Perth, Western Australia.
