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Josh Carmichael has been appointed Vice President of Hydrogen at Aberdeen-based Wood WOOD has appointed a head of hydrogen in a move that underlines its belief in the important role the fuel could play in the drive to reduce emissions around the world. The Aberdeen-based engineering giant has recruited Josh Carmichael to fill the newly-crated post of vice president of hydrogen. The company said Mr Carmichael will lead its global hydrogen drive, working with clients, industry partners and government authorities to develop the growing hydrogen sector. It noted: “With interest in hydro...

Major blueprint to create green jobs and slash emissions from industry, schools and hospitals An ambitious blueprint to deliver the world’s first low-carbon industrial sector and over £1 billion to cut emissions from industry, schools and hospitals has been announced by the Business and Energy Secretary. From: 17 March 2021 Over £1 billion allocated to drive down emissions from industry and public buildings like schools, hospitals and council buildings new Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy sets vision for world’s first low carbon industrial sector, slashing emissions by two-thirds...

Funding is part of wider $1.4bn package to decarbonise industry and public buildings, creating 80,000 jobs in the coming decades

Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy: Government sets out vision for decarbonising heavy industry CCS and hydrogen facility planned at Saltend Chemicals Park in the Humber is among the projects to secure funding | Credit: px Group Strategy to set out a number of new targets for the decarbonisation of industry, as government confirms details of nine projects to be awarded funding through Industrial Decarbonisation Challenge - but opposition warns plans lack necessary ambition The government has unveiled a package of new climate promises and funding announcements designed to catalyse the decarbo...

The UK government has handed out £171 million ($237 million) to kick-start a series of projects that aim to decarbonise large swathes of industry using technologies to produce clean-burning hydrogen and to capture carbon dioxide as part of a new “green revolution”. The funding is part of wider government plans announced on Wednesday to invest nearly £1 billion to cut emissions from industry, schools and hospitals, create thousands of jobs and meet climate targets. The government said in a statement it hopes the funding will create and support up to 80,000 jobs over the next 30 years and...