Decarbonising gas
Can natural hydrogen play a role in net zero?
In 1987, a crew sent to drill water wells in the village of Bourakébougou, Mali, came across something unexpected. After…
New EU gas directive has big implications for hydrogen
In December, negotiators from the European Parliament and EU national governments reached a deal on a new EU gas directive,…
Weekly data: The underreported global warming impact of hydrogen gas
Widely touted as a “missing link” to help decarbonise difficult sectors like steel, shipping, and chemicals production, the International Energy…
Lessons for Europe from the US Inflation Reduction Act
In spite of the differences between political systems in the US and Europe, transatlantic policymakers can and should learn from…
Satellites can help the world reach net zero by 2040 – Inmarsat
A recent report from British satellite communications company Inmarsat and Argentine consultancy Globant estimates the world could reach net zero…
Graforce hails new green hydrogen technology
At the International LNG Congress 2023 in Dusseldorf, Germany, earlier this week, German hydrogen company Graforce introduced ‘methane electrolysis’ (plasmalysis),…
Why LNG terminals will not be transporting hydrogen any time soon
One of the many far-reaching impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was a flurry of announcements by governments in Europe…
Leading companies in liquified gas shipping vessels
The oil and gas industry continues to be a hotbed of innovation, with activity driven by an increasing need for…
“More needs to be done” to accelerate renewables deployment – BayWa r.e.
Based in 30 countries, with revenues of almost €3.6bn ($3.86bn), BayWa r.e. is a leading global renewable energy developer, service provider…
GES and GPS merge to create energy storage powerhouse
GES, a low-carbon energy storage company, has merged with independent storage and logistics company GPS to create a major new…