Developing infrastructure for CCUS
In this special report, Aleksandr Druzhkov, Emerson, explores infrastructure needed for carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS), with a particular focus on flow meters measuring carbon dioxide.
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In this special report, Aleksandr Druzhkov, Emerson, explores infrastructure needed for carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS), with a particular focus on flow meters measuring carbon dioxide.
The German cleantech company INERATEC have officially inaugurated ERA ONE, a power-to-liquid plant for the production of e-fuels and e-chemicals that aims to advance sustainable mobility.
Marubeni will offtake a certain volume of green ammonia produced at a plant on a long-term basis and supply it to clients.
Vallourec has announced the official qualification of Delphy, its vertical gaseous hydrogen storage solution, by DNV. The solution enables the storage of up to 100 t of hydrogen under maximum safety conditions.
Ionomr Innovations and Jolt Solutions have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to advance solutions for the adoption of AEM electrolyser technology.
Experts from the Essen-based chemical company Evonik have made a pipeline more than 50 km long operational, intended for hydrogen supply across Germany.
Mare Group has announced that the European Commission has approved the CRYOSTAR project, accelerating hydrogen applications in aerospace and defence.
Navitas Semiconductor has announced its partnership with BrightLoop supporting their latest series of hydrogen fuel-cell chargers for heavy duty agricultural transportation equipment.
thyssenkrupp nucera has been commissioned to carry out a front-end engineering design (FEED) study for a large scale hydrogen project in Europe.
Thor Energy plc has announced the completion of its comprehensive soil air geochemical survey across its HY-Range project (RSEL 802) in South Australia.
Envision Energy announced a historic hydrogen-based, green ammonia offtake agreement with Marubeni Corp., one of Japan's five major trading companies.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd (Kawasaki), Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., and Japan Marine United Corporation are due to commence a joint study to establish a construction scheme for liquefied hydrogen carriers.