Deep Sky to build Alberta’s first carbon capture center
The Deep Sky Labs is strategically located near other green facilities, making it a true clean energy hub.
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Chevron expands CCS portfolio with greenhouse gas assessment permit in Western Australia
Obtaining the greenhouse gas assessment license in Western Australia boosts the company's offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) strategy.
Shell and STAX Engineering sign agreement for emissions capture on oil tankers
The implementation of this technology at the Mormon Island Terminal in Los Angeles will allow for new sustainable and environmentally friendly alternatives.
TEPCO prepares to start radioactive waste removal at Fukushima, a complex and critical process
The process of cleanup and removal of contaminant waste is extremely complex and difficult for the company and the Japanese government to execute.
Biomargas announces two new biomethane plants to drive renewable energy in Cordoba, Spain
According to FAO data, the livestock sector is responsible for 60% of agriculture's greenhouse gas emissions, with methane. With the creation of these plants,…
HelioRec obtains “B Corp certification” for meeting the highest standard in environmental performance
The French company specializes in floating solar energy, offering the highest energy quality while caring for and protecting the environment.
Poseidon project a success in mobilizing platform for “CO2 injection” well in North Sea
The organization and objective of this project is the organized storage and injection of carbon dioxide in essential applications for industries.
Petrobras presents “GIS CCUS Brazil” digital platform to promote CO₂ emission reduction in the country
The Brazilian company seeks to innovate tools and platforms to measure the volume of carbon dioxide emissions in the country.
NASA and EPA address NO2 air pollution in congested communities in the U.S.
NO2, a short-lived air pollutant, has higher concentrations near its emission source.
Researchers remove ‘permanent chemicals from water’ with 3D printed ceramic ink
This study seeks to remove chemicals known as "permanent chemicals", a relevant health threat, from the water.