All United Kingdom articles – Page 6
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NewsWATCH: The UK’s first large scale DAC facility
WATCH: The UK’s first large scale direct air capture (DAC) facility, which will remove up to one million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air annually is “just the start.”
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Carbon8 appoints David Clemmitt as Chief Engineer
UK-based Carbon8 Systems (Carbon8), a carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) aggregate production company, has announced the appointment of new Chief Engineer David Clemmitt.
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BCGA launches new website
The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has launched its new-look website, though the domain name, www.bcga.co.uk, remains the same.
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Oxysystems celebrates ten-year medical oxygen anniversary
UK-based Oxysystems is celebrating its ten-year provision of medical oxygen systems to European hospitals.
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Luxfer: Hydrogen transportation is happening right now and we’re going to see huge uptake
Land, sea, rail or air: If it’s a hydrogen mobility application, Luxfer Gas Cylinders has more than likely got it covered.
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Q&A: Hydrogen vehicles decarbonising the industry
Technology partner Expleo has undertaken research revealing that 84% of automotive leaders believe hydrogen-powered vehicles can help reduce the automotive industry’s carbon emissions. Although there’s widespread openness to adoption of the technology, deployment is currently being hampered by a lack of necessary infrastructure development.
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WBA at COP26: Using biowaste as fuel, a climate saviour?
With COP26 in its second and final week, a lot has been said about the potential for alternative energy sources and supporting a clean energy transition. One such alternative will be presented by the World Biogas Association (WBA) at the event.
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COP26 witnesses four ‘ground-breaking Missions’ to accelerate decarbonisation
Four ‘Missions’ have been announced at today’s (9th Nov) Science and Innovation Day at the COP26 event, intended to spur further investment in clean energy technologies.
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UK Govt commits to further climate change solutions at COP26
At today’s COP26 Science and Innovation Day the UK Government aims to commit to newly announced initiatives centred around accelerating innovation and low carbon transitions in industry and cities.
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Ocean Infinity wins award for zero-emission marine technology
UK-based marine robotics company Ocean Infinity is set to help expedite the transition to net-zero after winning ‘The Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition’ for its zero-emission marine propulsion system.
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COP26: The first five days, a brief summary
As part of our COP26 coverage, gasworld is providing content over the two weeks centred around the various themes of the event. This summary of the summit’s first week will provide a brief overview of each day’s main talking points.
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BCGA issues revision to Code of Practice 45
The British Compressed Gas Association has issued a revision to its Code of Practice 45, covering biomedical cryogenic storage systems and their design and operation.
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CCS needs faster deployment to meet net zero targets, says new research
To meet Paris Agreement targets, researchers have discovered that carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology must see more rapid deployment, despite it being ‘ready and available’ in all power generation and industrial sectors that require decarbonisation.
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BCGA issues revision to TIS 22: Connecting gas cylinders
The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has published a revision to its TIS 22 Connecting gas cylinders, detailing safety procedures when connecting gas cylinders to equipment.
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Finance: the key to accelerating the clean energy transition
A major focus of this year’s COP26 event centres around the question, ‘How can the energy transition be adequately financed?’. Classification society DNV recently released a report entitled, ‘Financing the Energy Transition’, summarised briefly by gasworld here. Following up on the report, gasworld spoke with report authors Jeremy Parkes, Global ...
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UK trifecta collaborates on energy transition projects
To assist with the UK’s energy transition companies Kent, Taylor Woodrow and BGen have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will see the three combining capabilities to push for a low carbon future.
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COP26: what is it and why should we care?
‘Uniting the world to tackle climate change’ is this year’s mantra of the 26th annual Conference of the Parties, or COP26. These ‘Parties’ are countries who are considered part of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), an organisation that aims to bring nations together to combat anthropogenic, ...
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Pentair, Future Biogas collaborate to decarbonise the UK
Two UK companies have joined forces in an initiative to construct biogas upgrading plants across the country while capturing and storing carbon dioxide (CO2) produced from the plants.
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CCSA says UK Budget 2021 ‘fails to provide clarity’ on track 2 clusters
Chief Executive of the Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA), Ruth Herbert criticised the UK Government’s Budget 2021, released this week.
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CNG Fuels to trial hydrogen for HGVs across the UK
The UK’s largest supplier of alternative low carbon HGV fuel provider, CNG Fuels has announced that it will prepare customer fleets for a ‘multi-fuel future’ by trialling its hydrogen fuel for HGVs across its UK network of biomethane refuelling stations.
