Woodside progresses carbon capture and storage studies
Woodside Energy has signed a non-binding MoU with three Japanese companies to enable studies of a potential carbon, capture and storage value chain between Japan and Australia.
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Woodside Energy has signed a non-binding MoU with three Japanese companies to enable studies of a potential carbon, capture and storage value chain between Japan and Australia.
Pablo Jimenez-Asenjo, Federico Neira and Nicolas Visuara, KBC, alongside Rafael Rebouças de Araujo, Joana Variani and Juan Carlos Moreno, Acelen, explore how real-time emissions monitoring drives decarbonisation.
The AFPM believes that the EPA’s new proposals to regulate pyrolysis oil will hurt the US’ recycling future.
The comprehensive documentation of the verification process will provide stakeholders with the necessary confidence to invest in Power-to-X projects.
Production cuts among OPEC+ members are limiting availability of medium and heavy sour grades of crude oil and contributing to higher relative prices for these grades, reversing typical price relationships.
Lummus Technology has announced the commercial availability of its ethanol to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) process technology.
Lloyd’s Register and COSCO intend to join forces to assess the decarbonisation pathway for COSCO Shipping’s existing LNG carrier fleet.
The energy sector must overcome a lack of trust in artificial intelligence (AI) before the technology can be effectively used to accelerate the energy transition, a DNV report has found.
ADNOC has announced a final investment decision (FID) to develop one of the largest carbon capture projects in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
VARO Energy has announced the construction of a large-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) manufacturing facility at the Gunvor Energy Rotterdam site, the Netherlands.
AVEVA has been recognised as ‘Digital Partner of the Year’ at the 4th Edition of Downstream India Excellence Awards 2023 in New Delhi.
Tim Gale, 1898 & Co., USA, explores how a broader cybersecurity programme is required to protect critical process control and safety systems in the oil and gas industry.