The environment

Gevo has selected technology from Axens for its Net-Zero 1 project in South Dakota for renewable gasoline and sustainable aviation fuel.

Value chain partners in the Arabian Gulf have joined global efforts to address plastic waste.

Gary Bennington, Magma Catalysts, and Tom Ventham, Unicat B.V. and G.W. Aru, LLC, explore the development of a new steam methane reforming technology for the future hydrogen economy.

According to IDTechEx Research, developments in carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) over the next few years are crucial.

Haldor Topsoe and Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller centre for zero carbon shipping have formalised their collaboration by signing a partnership agreement.

For the first time in Belgium, hydrogen will be used in a commercial scale cogeneration plant designed to generate electricity and heat from natural gas.

The American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers recently released its first sustainability report.

The cold snap that affected much of the central part of the US in mid-February disrupted energy systems, particularly in and around Texas, US.

The solution being studied involves using a 20 MW electrolyser powered by renewable energy produced onsite to provide green hydrogen to be used as a raw material at Saras' refinery in the province of Cagliari, Italy.

Tecam will supply a New Zealand steel production company with the engineering, procurement, installation and maintenance service of a Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer system for the elimination of polluting emissions generated during production processes.

A.P. Moller - Maersk will operate the world’s first carbon neutral liner vessel by 2023 – seven years ahead of schedule.

Under the initiative, API member companies will commit to applying safety standards, implementing workforce training programmes and participating in performance-improving efforts.

The certified kerosene/jet fuel can be used as a direct replacement for the fossil-fuel equivalent, and reduces CO2 emissions by a minimum of 75% in comparison.

The US$100 million announced under DOE’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy programme aims to identify and help develop cutting-edge, innovative technologies needed to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions and tackle climate change.

Shell has set out its strategy to accelerate its transformation into a provider of net-zero emissions energy products and services.