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The UK government is launching its first onshore wind strategy, aiming to deliver up to 29 gigawatts (GW) of onshore wind power by the end of the decade. In the…
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…
Oil Falls as Iran Affirms Commitment to Nuclear Treaty
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The world’s top oil consumer in 2024 was the U.S., according to the Energy Institute’s (EI) latest statistical review of world energy, which was released recently. Demand in the country…
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AI Power Use Spikes Are Threatening Grid Stability
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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…
Why a PFAS ban is such a risk to the industrial gases business
The looming threat of a restriction on the use of Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) – or so-called ‘forever chemicals’ – is a source of contention across industry with uncertainty over…


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