On day 13 of conflict in the Middle East, increasingly the sense is that the situation is becoming more complex and more ...

The Middle East’s base case of 20 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of capture capacity by 2030 now looks unlikely and the ...

Thirteen days into the Iran and Middle East war, there have been many documented cases already of infrastructure being ...

Industrial and cryogenic equipment supplier Ratermann Manufacturing has promoted Mary Ratermann-Carter to Vice-President of Operations and Processes. In the role, Ratermann-Carter will oversee ...

Delegates attending this week’s Hydrogen UK annual conference heard the UK’s SAF mandate could drive hydrogen production but current stacking rules push imports. The mandate requires 10% of jet fuel ...

Multinational Shell has declared force majeure on its liquefied natural gas supply contracts for cargoes sourced from QatarEnergy after it stopped production at its Ras Laffan terminal last week.

On the back of a two-year agreement, Wallenius Wilhelmsen will receive the biomethanol bunker fuel at the Ports of Zeebrugge and Antwerp. According to Equinor, the latest partnership reflects growing ...

NASA engineers are testing a cryogenic system that could enable spacecraft to refuel on the Moon or Mars, potentially reducing the amount of propellant required to launch missions from Earth. The ...

The European Commission has approved €260m for the Kairos@C carbon capture and storage (CCS) project which is being developed ...

Abu Dhabi’s pivotal Ruwais refinery – the largest single site in the Middle East – has closed as a precautionary measure ...

Japan’s specialty gas sector is showing signs of contraction as chemical manufacturers scale back production and shift operations overseas amid rising costs and declining domestic demand, according to ...

French energy firm Plenitude and biomethane developer Methagora have signed a 15-year biomethane sourcing deal. Under the agreement, Methagora will sell Plenitude biomethane sourced from a range of ...