Independent energy expert and assurance provider, DNV, will take the lead in a study to identify environmental, safety and operational risks associated with the world’s first offshore hydrogen production facilities.
Black & Veatch wants to capture 100,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the atmosphere annually with a new direct air capture (DAC) system.
A long-term deal has been signed between JFE Steel (JFE) and three shipping giants to charter three 210,000 tonne LNG-fuelled bulk carriers for transporting iron ore and coal.
Air Products has appointed Wayne Smith to its Board of Directors, effective 1st August (2021).
As the UK Government lay out plans to capture 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) a year by 2030, the Environment Agency have published guidance on carbon capture as part of its aim for...
Italian oilfield services company, Saipem, has announced its technological solution for the production of green hydrogen and the conversion of oil and gas facilities.
A newly formed partnership is looking to develop and commercialise drone-based natural hydrogen and helium detection technology.
Since starting its greenhouse gas (GHG) injection project at its Gorgon LNG facility, Chevron Australia will soon reach five million tonnes of GHG safety stored at the facility.
ExxonMobil is now part of Scotland’s landmark carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, which hopes to capture and store approximately five to six million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) annually by 2030.
Air Liquide has become the main partner for Energy Observer for the next four years, supporting both the hydrogen-powered vessel and its team on its upcoming ventures.
