United Kingdom – The UK government has granted £220,000 to the University of Aberdeen’s School of Engineering to support a project that aims to develop a new method of producing hydrogen from organic waste as part of the energy transition.
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Italy – The basic engineering contract for a waste to methanol and hydrogen plant to be located in Empoli, Italy, has been awarded by Alia Servizi Ambientalia to Maire Tecnimont’s MyRechemical.
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United Kingdom – Off the coast of Copeland, Cumbria, the first marine geophysical survey will start in order to collect information about the rock structure and aid in the search for a suitable location for a geological disposal facility (GDF).
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United Kingdom – The Rivenhall Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) and Energy Centre project in Essex, United Kingdom, has been awarded to Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI), a global green-tech company.
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Norway – CO2 Capsol and Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) have signed a MoU to work together to implement CO2 Capsol’s Hot Potassium Carbonate carbon capture technology on Waste to Energy plants.
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United States – Taoglas introduced its Taoglas Waste Insights solution for the North American market.
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United States – Astra Energy, a renewable and waste-to-energy project developer and technology acquisition firm, has signed a deal for the rights to a proprietary waste-to-energy technology with Regreen Technologies and Global Sustainable Technologies.
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United States – Hasler Ventures intends to commercialize a Purdue University-patented technology that could increase the volume of waste plastic recycling.
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Denmark – In cooperation with Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Pentair Union Engineering has installed the first carbon capture pilot plant at Amager Bakke, a world-renowned waste-to-energy plant located in Copenhagen. The carbon capture pilot plant, commissioned by Amager Ressourcecenter (ARC) , is the first of its kind at Amager Bakke. It is a crucial […]
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United Kingdom/Vietnam – Green Fuels Research, in collaboration with the School of Chemical Engineering at Hà Ni University of Science and Technology (HUST), has secured grant funding by Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency, for a feasibility study into the conversion of pangasius (catfish) mortalities and processing waste into a sustainable biofuel for distributed power generation.
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