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Equinor Expands CCS Network with North Sea Licenses
Equinor received two new CO2 storage licenses and a permit to explore a carbon capture facility in Denmark.
BP to Buy Out Bunge’s Stake in Brazilian Biofuels JV
BP’s acquisition of Bunge’s stake in BP Bunge Bionergia is expected to close by year-end 2024, pending regulatory approvals.
CORMETECH, Ozona to Develop Flue Gas CCUS System
CORMETECH and Ozona CCS’ system includes integrated nitrogen oxide reduction and aims to capture, transport and sequester CO2 from flue gas, which is generated from natural-gas powered engines.
ABTC Manufactures Lithium Hydroxide from US Facility
Lithium hydroxide is an ingredient in the cathode of lithium-ion batteries, which are used to power electric vehicles, electronics and other devices.
Ali Azad joins Quaise Energy as Independent Board Director
Azad has more than 40 years of experience in executive leadership and high-tech power project deployments.
Global Grid Infrastructure to Double by 2050, DNV Says
To meet growing electricity demand, global grid infrastructure is set to double by 2050, according to Oslo-based DNV.
Brewing Hydrogen: Cemvita’s Gold H2 Targets Commercialization
Under the right conditions, depleted oil reservoirs can be transformed into hydrogen producers, or subsurface biorefineries, Gold H2 CEO says.
EPA Approves Piñon Midstream Plan for CO2 Storage Project in New Mexico
Piñon Midstream’s two wells at its Dark Horse Treating Facility will inject greenhouse gases permanently underground.
McDermott Secures Contract for $8.7B Hydrogen, Ammonia Project
McDermott said the project, being developed in Canada, will use wind and solar energy to produce hydrogen and ammonia.
Uncertainty at URTeC: Balancing Transition and Security
Panelists discussed the energy transition-energy security conundrum at URTeC’s opening plenary session, but may have had more questions than answers.