ExxonMobil to slash low-carbon spending by US$10bn
EXXONMOBIL will cut its low-carbon spending by US$10bn as it shifts investment back towards upstr...
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Drax shuts down Canadian pellet plant amid tightening UK sustainability rules
DRAX, the UKs largest power station, will shut down one of its wood-pellet mills in Canada after ...
Wood to deliver engineering to bp gas field in Trinidad
BRITISH engineering firm Wood is set to deliver key operational upgrades for a brownfield site on...
bp scraps plans for Teesside hydrogen plant following row over competing data centre
PLANS for bp’s flagship blue hydrogen production facility in Teesside, UK have been scrapped foll...
ABB wins electrification contract for SSAB’s fossil-free steel mill
ABB will deliver the main electrical infrastructure for SSAB’s new fossil-free mini-mill in Luleå...
Jackdaw downstream emissions to top 23m t CO2e, Shell confirms
GAS EXTRACTED from the Jackdaw gas field in the UK North Sea will be responsible for over 23m tCO...
UK publishes Critical Minerals Strategy 2035
THE UK government has published its long-awaited critical minerals strategy, setting out a ten-ye...
Heathrow power outage prompts UK government to review substation design
THE UK government has promised to review design standards at critical national infrastructure, in...
ExxonMobil to close Fife ethylene plant within months, putting over 400 jobs at risk
EXXONMOBIL plans to shut its ethylene plant at the Mossmorran complex in Fife, Scotland by Februa...
National Gas secures additional £107m funding for UK hydrogen pipeline network
THE UK’s gas transmission operator has secured £107m (US$141m) of public funding from energy regu...
BECCS pioneers ‘disheartened’ by overreliance on carbon capture amid COP30 climate talks
TWO SCIENTISTS who helped pioneer the concept of net negative CO2 emissions through bioenergy wit...
Petronas awarded Malaysia’s first geological assessment permit for offshore carbon storage
PETRONAS has secured Malaysia’s first permit to assess a depleted offshore gas field for carbon s...
ArcelorMittal adopts green hydrogen combustion at Spanish rolling mill after dropping German DRI plan
STEELMAKING giant ArcelorMittal has installed a green hydrogen combustion system to fuel the roll...
Rolls-Royce SMRs to be built in north Wales, generating 1.4 GW for UK electricity grid
THE UK’s first small modular reactors (SMRs) are set to be built at Wylfa in north Wales, with a ...
RSC urges government to stop PFAS polluters ‘getting off the hook’ following London coffee controversy
THE UK government has been urged to make industrial polluters pay for PFAS remediation in waterwa...
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