This month’s ‘In Focus…’ looks at the sector of carbon dioxide (CO2) application technologies, the variety of dry ice block producing machines, valves, food transportation systems, and chilling, freezing and refrigeration technologies – not forgetting...
In the US, some estimates indicate a carbon dioxide (CO2) demand of about 9.2 million short tons for the merchant market, where the largest sector of demand is food processing, estimated to be in the...
In many ways, 2020 sounds like a long way off, but we all know how rapidly five years passes – this represents almost no time at all in some ways. As things go in the...
Shale gas and other hydrocarbons, trapped within massive shale formations, have become an important source of natural gas and oil in the US since the start of the 21st century and interest has spread to...
The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) welcomes today’s launch by the Teesside Collective of their plan to develop Europe’s first industrial CCS cluster in the Tees Valley.
With the purchase of a new ASCO CO2 hybrid production plant, one of the most popular food and beverage manufacturers in South Asia, based in Bangladesh, has made a future-proofing investment.
The World Coal Association (WCA) says this week’s International Energy Agency’s (IEA) ‘Energy and Climate Change’ report highlights the importance of investment in cleaner coal technologies.
Current investment levels in carbon capture and storage (CCS) need to be increased for the technology to play its part in tackling climate change, finds two reports out this week.
A new report, released this morning, suggests that by linking oil recovery in the North Sea to low-carbon electricity can bring significant benefits to the UK economy.
