Gary Robson, Managing Director at Sure Purity, spoke with gasworld, live from the Chicago CO2 Summit, to discuss carbon dioxide quality in beverage applications.
The emissions from the gas leaks on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines may be equivalent to around 32% of annual Danish CO2-emissions in a worst case scenario, according to the Danish Energy Agency.
Carbon capture operations have begun at NTPC’s 500MW (megawatt) coal-fired power plant (Unit-13) at Vindhyachal Super Thermal Power Station, in Madhya Pradesh, India.
Further large-scale, low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia projects are set to be explored in North America through a new collaboration between Equinor and Tallgrass that will evaluate multiple regional energy centres in the region.
Never before has sustainability and decarbonisation been such a hotbed of activity, and an imperative area of focus, for the gases industry. This is a topic that dominates headlines and project activity today – and can...
As more and more airlines publish sustainability commitments and ambitions, a New York-based company is hoping to reshape the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market with its new novel climate technology.
An independent review has been launched by former Energy Minister Chris Skidmore into the delivery of the UK government’s Net Zero climate commitments.
Delegates has their first taster of parallel sessions at gasworld’s CO2 Summit in Chicago last week. On Wednesday morning (22nd September), delegates heard that traditional CO2 sources are diminishing, and withstanding sources are suffering, and...
Steel manufacturers Rio Tinto and Shougang Group have joined forces to explore the decarbonisation of steel production, an industry notorious for its carbon emissions.
Without carbon capture, the worldwide fleet of coal and gas power plants would need to retire about 23 and 17 years earlier than expected lifetimes, respectively, in order to limit global warming to 1.5 and...
