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German building materials giant HeidelbergCement is to pilot carbon capture, utilisation and storage technology at its Górażdże cement plant in Poland, claiming to become the first company to do in Eastern Europe.
A joint venture between major industry players BP, Siemens, SPIC Brasil and Prumo Logística to generate energy for six million households via a liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fuelled power plant has received authorisation to begin operations.
South-Eastern Europe’s largest energy company, OMV Petrom has delivered a liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to the Damen Shipyard in Mangalia, Romania.
Major South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has developed an ‘eco-friendly’ method of capturing and storing carbon dioxide (CO2) generated during the ship’s operation.
Against the backdrop of soaring natural gas prices and the squeeze this is putting on both the energy sector and various industries in Europe, further fertiliser plant closures have now been confirmed.
Fresh carbon dioxide (CO2) shortages could be set to emerge in the UK in the weeks ahead, and the impact will be seen across the key end-user applications.
As the energy industry continues to focus heavily on carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, 11 major players including Chevron, Linde and ExxonMobil have expressed interest in supporting the large-scale deployment of CCS technology in...
German liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplier LIQVIS has worked with UK rail wagon hire company VTG Rail (VTG) to carry out trials to transport LNG by rail.
A new carbon dioxide (CO2) supply crisis could be set to emerge in the days and weeks ahead, with the fertiliser industry under strain from soaring natural gas prices and the subsequent effect of plant...
Swedish energy provider Lundin Energy has hastened its carbon neutrality ambitions by committing to absolute operation emissions being reduced by over 50% by 2023.
