All the talk is about clean and green hydrogen as the future fuel, and the role of blue hydrogen in the interim as a bridge to our carbon free utopia. But what’s new in traditional,...
ExxonMobil wants to produce one billion cubic feet of blue hydrogen daily at its integrated refining and petrochemical site in Baytown, Texas, US.
There is ‘significant opportunity’ to increase the UK’s manufactured content in the carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) sector, according to a report released today (1st March) by the CCUS Council Supply Chain Working Group.
Compressor expert Burckhardt Compression (Burckhardt) is collaborating with software solutions company PTC to develop a type of Metaverse augmented reality (AR) solution that will help remotely monitor and service compressors in real time.
Total Helium is increasing its visibility as a helium exploration production and storage solutions company, having announced its trading on the OTCQB® Venture Market.
Commercial carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) opportunities are being explored at Texas’ Port of Corpus Christi, with a newly formed partnership unveiling ambitious plans to sequester between six and ten million metric tonnes of carbon...
The aerospace, energy, chemical, and food industries – all of these sectors require nitrogen at different levels of purity. With its newly developed hollow-fibre membrane, the SEPURAN® N2, Evonik is offering a needs-oriented, efficient, and...
The aromatics arm of global chemicals manufacturer INEOS, INEOS Aromatics, has invested $70m into modernising its purified terephthalic acid (PTA) plant in Merak, Indonesia, reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and increasing site capacity.
European industry consortium Norsk e-Fuel is working to accelerate the green energy transition by converting carbon dioxide (CO2) and water into e-fuels (synthetic fuels) at its first renewable fuel plant in Mosjøen, Norway.
On-site gas generation specialist Oxymat has ceased its supply of medical oxygen provisions to Russia and Belarus, calling for companies to ‘go beyond the sanctions’ following Russia’s entry into Ukraine.
