Norway’s Petroleum Geo-Services (PGS) has been awarded a contract by oil and gas giant bp to deliver carbon capture and storage (CCS) 3D seismic acquisition over the Endurance reservoir off the UK coast.
Japanese shipping giant NYK will collaborate with Norway’s Knutsen Group (Knutsen) as part of a joint venture to develop a global liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) marine transportation and storage business.
ExxonMobil is expanding in the biofuels sector to provide low-emissions products for the transportation sector, having acquired a 49.9% stake in Biojet AS.
With so much focus in 2021 on sustainability, meeting net zero emission targets, and COP26, carbon capture has quickly become a household phrase.
German company MAN Energy Solutions (MAN) is to supply its patented ‘Carbon Capture Heat Recovery’ system to HeidelbergCement Norcem (HeidelbergCement) to help lower emissions in its cement manufacture process.
A screening study designed to support carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) operators to identify suitable carbon dioxide (CO2) storage sites has been released by global geoscience technology company CGG.
UK-based carbon reduction and removal company Storegga is collaborating with Sval Energi (Sval) on an agreement that will see the companies exploring the opportunities for carbon storage on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).
Norway-based Aker Carbon Capture (Aker) will deliver its ‘Just Catch’ modular carbon capture plant to Dutch waste management company Twence.
German company HeidelbergCement reiterated its strategy to focus on carbon capture and utilisation or storage (CCU/S) due to its importance in decarbonising the atmosphere.
“We cannot go back to ‘business as usual;’ coming out of COP26 there must be an advanced level of accountability and transparency on any climate goals set, since we are currently way off track to...
