BCGA appoints industry expert for hydrogen policy role in the UK
National trade body the British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has appointed industry expert Andy Physick in the newly created role of Hydrogen Policy Manager. The appointment reflects the BCGA’s intent…
Video | Permitting, innovation, and cost: the challenges facing decarbonisation
Jose Ramon Calvo, Marketing Director of Europe at Nippon Gases discusses the challenges facing Nippon Gases when tackling decarbonisation on gasworld’s Decarbonisation: Powering Industries for a Sustainable Future webinar. 2025…
OCI Global and UAE’s Orascom Construction explore merger
Energy producer OCI Global and UAE engineering and construction firm Orascom Construction are to pursue a potential merger, according to a statement. The news follows Orascom Construction listing on the…
Helium Evolution CEO stands down
Canadian-based exploration and development firm Helium Evolution (HEVI) recently announced the resignation of its CEO Greg Robb. Robb, who co-founded HEVI, has been replaced on an interim basis by HEVI’s…
Podcast | North American CO2 Summit 2025: a preview
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we record from the stage of the North American CO2 Summit 2025 in Denver, Colorado. Recorded live in the middle of event setup,…
Plastic ‘can be ammonia feedstock and more,’ says startup CEO
The latent potential of unrecyclable plastic waste to be put to better value-added uses has not be unlocked yet, but the potential is there. The message comes from Ed VanDyne,…
Irish Sea project could grow UK gas storage and pave way for hydrogen
A proposed storage development in the Irish Sea has the potential to double the UK’s limited natural gas storage capacity, while also being designed to accommodate future low-carbon molecules such…
Greenlight for advanced project to explore CO2-to-food with €20m funding
A consortium that launched in 2023 has reached the second phase of development for a project that looks to transform captured carbon dioxide into food, tapping a fresh batch of…
Hospital tech delivers CO2 equivalent removal cost of €10 per tonne
Swedish medical technology firm Medclair has developed a system that could reduce the cost of carbon dioxide equivalent removal in medium-sized hospitals to around €10 per tonne – far cheaper…
Namibia university to lead €2m EU green hydrogen project
The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) will lead a €2m EU-funded project aimed at addressing the country’s skills gap in renewable energy. The Ignite project will upskill 300…
