The environment

Haldor Topsoe has announced changes to its organisation to drive the company’s vision to be recognised as the global leader in carbon emission reduction technologies by 2024.

Lloyd’s Register awards Samsung Heavy Industries approval in principle for its ammonia-fuelled tanker design.

OMV has pledged to reach net-zero emissions of operations (Scope 1 and 2) by 2050 or sooner.

Siemens Energy has announced that it will locate its corporate centre in Berlin.

Chart Industries Inc. has recently been recognised for its impacts to the clean energy transition and investments in high growth markets.

Wärtsilä has issued a press release referring its customers to a recent report from CE Delft regarding the climate impact of exhaust gas cleaning.

A naming ceremony was recently held at the Sakaide Works of Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd for Japan’s first LNG bunkering vessel.

Total Solar is set to finance, build and operate a solar system at an SLNG terminal on Jurong Island, Singapore.

The two companies are aiming to further digital transformation in energy systems and advance the net zero carbon goals of each other.

The aim of the agreement is to jointly define and develop initiatives for green hydrogen production and transport, and for carbon dioxide capture, transport and reuse or storage (CCS and CCU).

ExxonMobil has announced that it has completed the successful sea trial of its first marine biofuel oil.

In order to reach this goal, by 2030 the company will reduce CO2 emissions from its current refining and petrochemical assets by 20%.

Wood Mackenzie recently addressed the topic of carbon-neutral LNG at the Gastech Virtual Summit.

LyondellBasell's MoReTec advanced recycling technology aims to return post-consumer plastic waste to its molecular form for use as a feedstock for new plastic materials.

Haldor Topsoe has set out an ambition to become the global leader in technologies to reduce carbon emissions by 2024.