Under a NOK 360m ($43.7m) investment, the Norwegian Government will move forward with plans for a full-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) demonstration facility in the Scandinavian country.
The Global CCS Institute is intensifying its efforts to communicate the benefits of carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a key climate change mitigator, through the appointment of new advocacy and communications positions.
A ground-breaking carbon capture project, sequestration and utilisation (CCSU) project, which is believed to be the first of its kind, will capture carbon dioxide (CO2) at a third of the cost typically seen in the...
Turnkey gas projects solutions provider iGAS Technology Solutions Ltd. has secured a contract worth in excess of £1.5m ($1.86m) to manufacture a carbon dioxide (CO2) liquefaction, purification and filling plant.
Cryogenic storage and freezing demands have demonstrated continual and incremental growth over the years due to healthcare advances, improved quality of life, and longer lifespans, with the majority of samples in medical and pharmaceutical applications...
Isısan Isı Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş (ISISAN) has successfully delivered four mammoth vertical liquid carbon dioxide (LCO2) storage tanks to Manchester in the UK from Kayseri in Turkey.
Dry ice technology innovator CRYONOMIC® has added a new dry ice machine to its CIP 5 Series, offering a more versatile and economical solution for producing high density dry ice onsite.
Major dry ice manufacturer Continental Carbonic Products, Inc. (CCPI) has entered into a carbon dioxide (CO2) supply agreement with ethanol producer Pennsylvania Grain Processing, LLC (PGP).
Industrial gas giant Praxair, Inc. has acquired a carbon dioxide (CO2) purification and liquefaction plant from CO2 production and distribution outfit PureCO2, LP.
The Global CCS Institute has applauded the significant one-year milestone achieved at Shell’s Quest carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, capturing and storing one million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) ahead of schedule.
