The environment

Shell Catalysts & Technologies will support the FEED of Calpine’s post-combustion carbon dioxide capture facility at the Deer Park Energy Center in Texas, US.

Honeywell has signed an agreement with the University of Texas at Austin that will enable lower-cost capture of carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.

On behalf of its partners, bp has awarded contracts to two separate consortiums of engineering, carbon capture licensors, power providers and EPC contractors.

Eni and Sonatrach have signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation on initiatives in the energy transition.

The companies have entered into an MoU to pursue industrial carbon capture projects under development by carbon emitter clients in the US and Canada.

CVR Energy will study the use of Honeywell UOP single-stage Ecofining technology to convert locally sourced sustainable feeds into renewable diesel fuel.

Freeport LNG and Talos Energy Inc. have announced plans to develop a carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) project adjacent to Freeport LNG's natural gas pretreatment facilities.

ExxonMobil has finalised its corporate plans, which increase spending on GHG emission-reduction projects to US$15 billion over the next six years.

On behalf of Shell, McDermott recently completed a study on the reduction of carbon emissions in LNG facilities during the project execution phase.

Capital Power and Enbridge have signed an MoU to evaluate and advance a carbon capture and storage project in Alberta, Canada.

As of 1 January 2022, BASF will bundle its activities in renewable energies under the umbrella of BASF Renewable Energy GmbH.

With a new project organisation, BASF is accelerating its cross-company activities to reduce its CO2 emissions by 25% by 2030, and become climate neutral by 2050.

Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd has announced that it will build a new pyrolysis oil upgrader unit that improves the quality of pyrolysis oil and turns it into chemical feedstock for its plant.

The companies are planning to develop one of the world’s largest cross-border carbon capture and storage value chains.

Technip Energies has partnered with Svante to develop industrial-scale carbon capture projects in Europe and the Middle East.