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NewsUS LNG ‘critical’ for lasting global energy security
Without Russian pipeline gas, Europe’s demand for LNG is projected to increase 150% from 2021-2040. And while US LNG is already flowing to Europe at record levels, significantly more will be required to fully rebalance European gas markets.
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Butler Gas appoints Vice-President of Distribution and Specialty Gas
Butler Gas Products has appointed Jim Steffey as Vice-President of Distribution and Specialty Gas.
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Why I’ve never known a time like this in helium
Rob Cockerill reflects on the new era unfolding the global helium business.
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Equinor, Tallgrass look to develop clean energy centres across North America
Further large-scale, low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia projects are set to be explored in North America through a new collaboration between Equinor and Tallgrass that will evaluate multiple regional energy centres in the region.
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In memoriam: Joseph Abrams
On Sunday 25th September (2022), Joseph Abrams, Chairman and Director of Engineering at LifeGuard Technologies, sadly passed away.
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New York-based firm catches eyes with innovative SAF tech
As more and more airlines publish sustainability commitments and ambitions, a New York-based company is hoping to reshape the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market with its new novel climate technology.
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Blue Star Helium one step closer to final investment decision at Voyager
Blue Star Helium is today celebrating a ‘key step’ in making a final investment decision for the development of the Voyager Helium Field in Colorado.
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Honeywell makes CEO appointment
Honeywell has confirmed ambitions to both develop and launch new technologies and sustainability offerings with the appointment of Lucian Boldea.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Changing the game for cannabis extractors
Delegates has their first taster of parallel sessions at gasworld’s CO2 Summit in Chicago last week. On Wednesday morning (22nd September), delegates heard that traditional CO2 sources are diminishing, and withstanding sources are suffering, and that more plants are now needed to keep up with demand.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Incentives continue to grow the capture and utilisation of CO2
Without carbon capture, the worldwide fleet of coal and gas power plants would need to retire about 23 and 17 years earlier than expected lifetimes, respectively, in order to limit global warming to 1.5 and 2 degrees celsius .
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Reducing clean water usage using dry ice blasting
With lunch out of the way, delegates returned to their seats to hear how dry ice blasting can save up to 95% of water use.
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Cold Jet makes Aquila Triventek acquisition; strengthens dry ice solutions
US-based dry ice technology specialist Cold Jet has expanded the global presence of its dry ice solutions following the signing of a letter of intent to acquire the dry ice product line of Aquila Triventek (Triventek).
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gasworld CO2 Summit: Traditional CO2 sources are diminishing
After a short coffee break, gasworld CO2 Summit delegates have just heard that traditional CO2 sources are diminishing, and withstanding sources are suffering.
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gasworld CO2 Summit: New CO2 plants are urgently needed to support demand growth
“CO2 capacity growth of 0.7% per year is not keeping up with demand growth. That’s what gasworld CO2Summit delegates have heard this morning from Maura D. Garvey, Director of Intelligas Consulting, here in Chicago.
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Energy leaders to advance zero-carbon fuels in Pennsylvania
A group of representatives from leading US-based energy institutions and companies have launched a new Pennsylvania-based clean energy project that aims to elevate the state’s reputation as a leader in clean energy.
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Stabilis Solutions to support energy crisis following LNG export approval
Energy transition company Stabilis Solutions (Stabilis) has received full approval from the US Department of Energy (DOE) to export domestically produced liquefied natural gas (LNG) to all free trade and non-free trade countries, including Asian, European, and Latin American importing nations.
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US Department of Energy launches Industrial Heat Shot
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has launched the Industrial Heat Shot which aims to cut carbon emissions with the heat used to make everything from food to cement and steel.
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gasworld’s CO2 Summit starts tomorrow
Over 210 delegates are now in the heart of Chicago for gasworld’s highly anticipated CO2 Summit. Now, arguably more than ever, carbon dioxide (CO2) is dominating headlines both here in the US and across the pond in Europe - and it’s yet again going to be in focus when sessions ...
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Jim Beam to invest $400m in bourbon-to-biogas project
As part of a $400m investment into the expansion of production at its Booker Noe distillery in Boston, Kentucky, Jim Beam bourbon whiskey producer Beam Suntory will also build a facility to convert spent grains into biogas.
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Bernard celebrates 75th anniversary
Bernard has chalked up its 75th anniversary, developing from a small family-owned business on the southeast of Chicago into a major corporation.
