A project conducted by ION Engineering, and supported by the US DOE’s National Energy Technology Laboratory, has successfully concluded a 6-month testing campaign at the Technology Centre Mongstad.
The world authority on carbon capture and storage has highlighted the importance of CCS being key to expanding the new economy through its versatile application to broader industry.
The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has welcomed the latest policy announcements by the Queensland Government of its Powering Queensland Plan to address the state’s energy needs.
TCM’s genuine knowledge and competence accumulated through the years of planning, construction and operations is in global demand, and it now offers sharing this experience more broadly.
As reported by the Minerals Council of Australia, the coal industry has expressed concern regarding reports that the Finkel review may rule out the building of modern coal fired power stations and push Australia to focus solely on solar, wind and gas.
The Global CCS Institute has released a statement on the US government decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement.
The CoalBlue Project has issued a statement from former Ohio Congressman Zack Space, Chair of the CoalBlue Project Board of Directors, on President Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
An IEA report has compiled best practice guidelines for companies wishing to implement CCS technologies.
The American Coal Council (ACC) releases a statement on President Trump’s recent announcement to pull out of the Paris Agreement.
Following President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, the World Coal Association urges the US President to support enhanced international action on low emission coal technologies.
The company will continue to address the realities of climate change.
Innovative sorbent enhancement additive (SEA)TM technology from the Energy & Environmental Research Center Foundation ensures maximum and cost-efficient mercury capture.
Tata Power's renewables capacity crosses 2000 MW and green portfolio crosses 3000 MW mark.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd commissions another 270 MW thermal unit at RattanIndia Nasik Power Ltd’s 5 x 270 MW thermal power project in Maharashtra, India.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd commissions 1980 MW supercritical thermal power plant in Uttar Pradesh, India.