Woodside, BP, MIMI, Shell, and Chevron will join forces to evaluate the potential for a large-scale, multi-user CCS hub off Australia.
Associated British Ports (ABP) and industrial gases company Air Products have joined forces to bring the first large-scale green hydrogen facility to the Port of Immingham in the Humber, UK. The facility would import green ammonia from production locations operated by Air Products and its partners a
Neptune Energy has joined forces with Horisont Energi for the development of a large-scale carbon capture and storage project in Norway.
Equinor and Wintershall Dea have agreed to pursue the development of an extensive carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain.
Santos has announced a final investment decision to proceed with the Darwin Pipeline Duplication Project, located offshore Australia’s Northern Territory.
Northern Lights, a joint venture between Equinor, Shell and TotalEnergies, and Norwegian chemical company Yara have signed what is said to be the world’s first commercial agreement on cross-border CO2 storage and transport, marking a ‘major milestone’ for decarbonising Europe. Northern Lights and Ya
While the world is working toward having as much renewable energy as possible, green fuels and energy storage could be what saves the day, at least for energy-intensive industries. News on hydrogen and ammonia projects, and renewable energy developments with Power-to-X components this week certainly
During the past six months, China’s CNOOC has ramped up its hydrocarbon production and doubled its net profit.
Carbon capture is expected to become a new reality in the energy sector, especially having in mind that fossil fuels are here to stay and transitioning to alternative fuel sources is expected to last a couple of decades at least. Fears are being raised that a massive upscaling of carbon capture espe
As global CCUS capacity is nearing 1 billion tonnes per annum, Wood Mackenzie believes that more is needed to meet net-zero goals by 2050.
Norway’s gas can enable Europe to achieve its energy transition goals, says the NPD, but investments in unlocking new resources are needed.
After the award of acreage off Australia, Inpex, Woodside and Total Energies will evaluate the potential for a hub-scale CCS project.
A closer look at this week’s snapshot of the most recent energy transition-related developments reveals an outline of what the future may hold for the sector.
Fluxys, ArcelorMittal Belgium and North Sea Port have started a feasibility study for the Ghent Carbon Hub project, an open-access CO2 storage and liquefaction hub.
