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It has been decided that the low carbon hydrogen production plant which is being built in Chesire by EET Hydrogen, will receive its carbon capture technology from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. -
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Harbour Energy is leading the Viking CCS project and the company has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Drax Power Group and non-operated partner BP. The purpose of this partners ... -
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TotalEnergies along with Equinor and Shell, have altogether launched Norway’s first large-scale carbon dioxide transport and storage project. -
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Linde Engineering and Yara have created an agreement and signed a contract over building a world-scale carbon dioxide liquefaction plant in Sluiskil, which is located in the Netherlands. -
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After Valero’s recent decision to get involved with Summit’s Midwest pipeline project, it is now being arranged that the project will ship carbon dioxide from eight Valero ethanol plants. These plants ... -
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DotzEarth has been assessing their carbon sorbent technology in SINTEF’s lab and the results these tests produced highlighted superior results to any existing commercial activated carbon sorbents. -
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The work the UK’s Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre (IDRIC) has done in catalysing industrial decarbonisation in the UK, has been recognised. This recognition has been shown in ... -
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Weyerhaeuser owns 187,500 acres of subsurface which covers five potential sequestration sites. These sites have now been opened up for exploration through an agreement between Weyerhaeuser and Lapis E ... -
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Denmark and France have recently made an agreement, concerning cross-border transport of CO2. This will be extremely beneficial to the carbon industry, as it will allow for carbon captured in one coun ... -
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The Leilac-2 project is a recent development which has been created with the purpose of demonstrating a replicable module that is able to capture a large amount of carbon dioxide. The device is specif ...
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