The Netherlands – Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) and Rotterdam-based Value Maritime (VM) have signed a definitive agreement to install carbon capture and filtering systems on the MR tankers M/T Pacific Cobalt and M/T Pacific Gold.
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United Kingdom – The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has granted bp and Equinor carbon storage (CS) licenses with an eight-year appraisal period.
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United Kingdom – Peel NRE, a subsidiary of Peel L&P, has unveiled its plans for a CO2 pipeline network at Protos, a strategic energy and resource hub near Ellesmere Port.
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United States – FuelCell Energy and ExxonMobil have agreed to extend the term of their joint development agreement in order to continue working on fuel cell carbon capture and storage technology.
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Germany – The new study “CO2 reduction potential of the chemical industry through CCU” looks into the GHG reductions that can be achieved in the global chemical and derived material industries if the entire demand for embedded carbon is met solely through CO2 rather than from fossil sources.
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United States – Chevron, Talos Energy, and Carbonvert have signed an expanded joint venture agreement to develop the Bayou Bend CCS offshore carbon capture and sequestration hub, which is currently held by Talos and Carbonvert.
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United Kingdom – McDermott International has joined a group of industry experts working to realize the potential of a hydrogen-fueled energy hub in Bacton, Norfolk, UK.
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The Netherlands – DCP ingredients in Ter Apelkanaal will reuse its own CO2 emissions. Its innovative production system uses carbon dioxide as a base for the acid required for their collagen products, instead of the standard nitric or hydrochloric acid.
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Belgium – A few months ago, CTO Melanie Maas Brunner stated that the Antwerp site will soon be the first BASF Verbund site in Europe to be completely CO2 neutral.
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United Kingdom – Uniper and Shell have agreed to move forward with plans to produce blue hydrogen at Uniper’s Killingholme power station in East Anglia.
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