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NewsCQC and Total partner to advance CCUS technologies
Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) has entered into a multi-year partnership with Total S.A. to develop quantum algorithms and quantum computing solutions for advanced carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technologies.
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Johnson Matthey donates tanks
Johnson Matthey (JM) is donating two 3,000 litre cryogenic bulk liquid tanks to the NHS to be used for oxygen storage in hospitals in the UK amid the current coronavirus crisis.
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Coronavirus: Drax supports businesses and NHS
Drax Group, a UK energy firm helping to enable revolutionary technologies to capture carbon in the North of England, has joined other businesses to help the country’s most vulnerable citizens during the coronavirus crisis.
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Mercedes-AMG develops breathing aid
University College London (UCL) engineers, University College London Hospitals (UCLH) clinicians and the Mercedes-AMG team have designed and built a new breathing aid that can help keep coronavirus (Covid-19) patients out of intensive care.
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HSE updates welding fume extraction regulations
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has released an updated best practises guide on welding fume extraction.
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C-Capture receives accreditation from BP
Technology by CO2 removal specialist C-Capture has been successfully awarded accreditation under the BP 2020 Advancing Low Carbon accreditation programme.
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Scottish ferries move towards a cleaner fuel alternative
Scottish ferry owner Caledonian Maritime Assets has placed an order for two innovative LNG bunkering facilities.
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Peak Scientific remains open amid coronavirus
Laboratory gas generation specialist Peak Scientific is ensuring continuity of service to all its customers during the coronavirus crisis.
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A-Gas urges government to recognise industry
Specialty chemical and gases management expert A-Gas is calling on the UK Government to recognise the role of the HVACR industry in providing critical support during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Liquid nitrogen tanker catches fire
A tanker containing 38,000 litres of liquid nitrogen caught fire on the M5 near to Taunton Dean Services, Somerset, UK on Monday night.
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Drax makes largest biomass shipment
Associated British Ports (ABP) and Drax have received and unloaded the largest shipment of sustainable biomass which arrived at the Port of Immingham earlier this week.
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AIS Vanguard delivers BOC oxygen
AIS Vanguard has delivered vital medical equipment and oxygen to London’s ExCel Centre as it is transformed into a makeshift hospital to provide support for thousands of patients with coronavirus.
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A-Gas operating “near to normal” service
A-Gas is operating a “near to normal” service to its customers amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the specialty chemical and gases management expert said this morning.
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Coronavirus: Urgent call to oxygen sensor manufacturers
It is estimated UK hospitals will need 20,000-30,000 ventilators over the next six weeks to help treat patients suffering with severe effects caused by coronavirus.
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Bedfont Scientific technology could help with coronavirus
Medical device manufacturer Bedfont Scientific has responded to an urgent call for innovations to help with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Biomethane station excellent news for decarbonisation
As a huge biomethane refuelling station (Europe’s largest) connects into Cadent’s network, Cadent’s Sustainable Transport Strategy Manager David Jones explains here why it’s such an important step on the road to net zero.
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CNG Fuels opens biomethane station
CNG Fuels yesterday opened a biomethane refuelling station in Warrington, UK, which the company said is Europe’s largest.
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Prince of Wales hosts CCS roundtable
The Prince of Wales and Global CCS Institute CEO Brad Page recently gathered with experts and senior leaders from various sectors to discuss how to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies.
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A-Gas augments business continuity plan
Speciality chemical and gases management expert A-Gas has augmented a robust Business Continuity Plan with specific steps to account for coronavirus.
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Analox spreads awareness of the dangers of CO2
Two Analox employees recently clocked up the miles on a business trip to Europe visiting four countries in one day to ensure Analox customers are aware of the dangers of carbon dioxide (CO2).
