Bio Capital to produce food grade CO2 as UK supply is squeezed
Northern Ireland-based renewable energy firm Bio Capital will produce food grade carbon dioxide from food waste as the UK bioethanol market faces up to a potential shortfall from plant closures.…
Poland opens first industrial biomethane plant
Poland has opened its first industrial scale biomethane plant, marking a milestone in its energy development. Gas distribution system operator Polska Spolka Gazownictwa connected the 45MW Sudzucker plant to its…
Dow confirms up to two-year delay for chemicals complex with blue hydrogen
Chemical company Dow Inc’s flagship blue hydrogen-based chemicals complex in Alberta, Canada, will be delayed by up to two years amid market weakness. CEO Jim Fitterling confirmed the delay to…
Video | Nippon Gases: reducing emissions through optimisation
Jose Ramon Calvo, Marketing Director of Europe at Nippon Gases discusses how the industrial gases business can reduce emission through the smarter use of gases and optimising their processes on…
SAF scale hinges on competitive pricing
Competitive pricing isn’t just an aspiration for developing sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) but a precondition for scale, according to a new report. From cacophony to symphony from PA Consulting finds…
Google makes £5bn investment in UK in low-carbon energy drive
Tech giant Google is opening a data centre in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, today (16 September) as part of a two-year £5bn investment in the UK. The data centre will help…
Magnet-based tech could advance oxygen in space
A technique that uses magnets to separate oxygen from hydrogen could advance oxygen production for space missions, according to a team of researchers from the Center of Applied Space Technology…
US businesses ‘remain in the energy transition’ despite policy moves
The US federal administration may be turning away from the energy transition but many of America’s most important businesses and investors are certainly not, according to think tank Chatham House.…
