US-based Cresta Fund Management (Cresta) will work with carbon capture and storage (CCS) specialist Lapis Energy LP (Lapis) to develop and deploy technology that will help decarbonise the industrial sector.
Brand-new software and systems will support safe and efficient operation of what is believed to be the world’s first offshore green hydrogen production process on an operational gas platform, located in the Dutch North Sea.
Japanese energy company Hiroshima Gas has received its first carbon neutral liquefied natural gas (CNLNG) cargo from Petronas, through its subsidiary Malaysia LNG Sdn Bhd.
An agreement has been signed between representatives of Japan and Indonesia that will see the countries work together to help implement and advance energy transition technology.
Biogas facilities in Denmark have seen their contribution to the Danish gas system increase substantially in 2021 compared to the previous year, according to Energinet.
Improvements are set to be made at a cryogenic gas facility in the Marcellus-Utica Basin, Ohio, US.
Renewable energy solutions provider European Energy has entered a joint venture with multi-family office Maigaard & Molbech to acquire Vinkel Bioenergi, a Danish biogas producer, on behalf of private investor Bo Bendtsen.
Announced yesterday (6th January), the Scottish Affairs Committee (the Committee) will launch a new inquiry to assess the potential of hydrogen and carbon capture in Scotland.
UK-based logistics and supply specialist Gregory Distribution (Gregory) has accelerated its clean fuel ambitions by increasing the number of bio-liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered Volvo trucks by 15, bringing its total fleet number to 35.
NSK has developed new self-lubricating deep groove ball bearings for use in submersible pumps that handle cryogenic gases such as hydrogen and LNG.
