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Three-year hydrogen production and carbon capture pilot unveiled in Portland - Vimarsana News

Three-year hydrogen production and carbon capture pilot unveiled in Portland

NW Natural and Modern Hydrogen have unveiled a new three-year pilot project that will produce clean hydrogen while capturing solid carbon in Portland, Oregon.

Desert Mountain Energy and Beam Earth sign hydrogen exploration deal with multi-plant plans | Hydrogen - Vimarsana News

Desert Mountain Energy and Beam Earth sign hydrogen exploration deal with multi-plant plans | Hydrogen

Desert Mountain Energy (DME) has signed an agreement with Beam Earth that includes plans for developing a white hydrogen/helium plant, a blue hydrogen plant, and a green hydrogen plant in Arizona.

CryoMass sells CryoSift separations to Canadian and Californian cannabis markets - Vimarsana News

CryoMass sells CryoSift separations to Canadian and Californian cannabis markets

CryoMass Technologies has made two sales of its CryoSift Separators, one to the Canadian cannabis market and the other to a subsidiary of Californian cannabis company LEEF.

Topsoe to support CF Industries' plans for low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana | Ammonia - Vimarsana News

Topsoe to support CF Industries' plans for low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana | Ammonia

Energy technology and solutions company Topsoe has signed a deal with CF Industries to help develop a potential new low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana.

Air Products Q2 sales slip 8% amid pricing challenges - Vimarsana News

Air Products Q2 sales slip 8% amid pricing challenges

Air Products has today (30th April) reported its second quarter (Q2) financial results, reporting a sales decrease of 8% to $2.9bn.