ADBA trumpets biomethane as ‘dispatchable and affordable’
The two key benefits of biogas and biomethane are its ability to be dispatched quickly and carbon capture affordability, according to Chris Huhne, the chair of the UK trade body…
US sets August deadline in latest tariff move
The US has set 1 August as a new deadline for countries to reach trade agreements in order to avoid a return to 2 April tariff levels. President Donald Trump’s…
Australia researchers make ammonia from air and electricity
University of Sydney researchers have harnessed human-made lightning to develop a more efficient method of generating ammonia. The current method to generate ammonia, the Haber-Bosch process, comes at great climate…
Japan’s largest carbon capture plant moves forward with MHI design contract
Japanese industrial group Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will provide the front end engineering design for what is slated to be Japan’s largest carbon capture and storage project. Located at the Tomato-Atsuma…
UK National Wealth Fund invests in cement and CCS project
UK government investment vehicle The National Wealth Fund has made a £28.6m equity investment in a cement decarbonisation project in the north of England, Peak Cluster, to support the development…
Preview: World Biogas Summit 2025
The World Biogas Summit returns to Birmingham, the UK, on 9 to 10 July, bringing together policymakers, project developers and technology providers to explore the role of biogas and biomethane…
Preview: World Biogas Summit 2025
The World Biogas Summit returns to Birmingham, the UK, on 9 to 10 July, bringing together policymakers, project developers and technology providers to explore the role of biogas and biomethane…
Semiconductor tax credit increased to 35% in updated US budget bill
The US House of Representatives has passed President Trump’s budget bill, boosting the advanced manufacturing investment credit (AMIC) for the semiconductor industry from 25% to 35%. This follows the finalising…
DAC test underway at Dublin Airport for e-fuel and aviation
A direct air capture (DAC) technology developed at Trinity College Dublin is undergoing industrial-scale testing at Dublin Airport, with early results highlighting its potential to supply high-purity carbon dioxide for…
DAC test underway at Dublin Airport for e-fuel and aviation
A direct air capture (DAC) technology developed at Trinity College Dublin is undergoing industrial-scale testing at Dublin Airport, with early results highlighting its potential to supply high-purity carbon dioxide for…
