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Shells forecast that global demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) will surge by more than 50% by 2040 is both bold and questionable, with some of the underlying assumptions not supported by current trends, especially in the key Asia markets.

The carbon capture technology has been around for decades but has undergone an evolution with the introduction of advanced solvents, Richard Surprenant, business development manager for carbon capture solutions at Saipem, tells NGW. [image credit: Saipem]

The European Union and Norway aim to work together to develop infrastructure to capture and store CO2 emissions and scale up renewable hydrogen production in Europe, according to a draft "alliance" plan.

BizNews community member Steven van den Bergh fears he may have fallen into a trap with his PPC shares. Piet Viljoen had the following advice.

Years they have been keeping this data. what is causing this really is, of course, these global high commodity prices that are affecting industries around the world, but also when it comes to china there are specific issues. one of these was the fact that somebody because this power shortage that began public close to about a month ago, was the fact that the government was trying to transition to clean energy and provinces were finding themselves left short when it came to energy sources. now, m...

There is a huge energy crisis impacting china. analysts predict there could be a supply gap in the order of about 30 to 40 gap in the order of about 30 to a0 million tons of coal in this quarter alone. that will then have flow on impacts to the industries that massively rely on this. we could see about a 30% slowdown for example in the likes of steel, chemicals and cement making. tough times ahead, and with china positive meteorological association predicting there will be cold weather patterns ...