Gravitricity and Arup have secured £300,000 from the Department of Business Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to study the feasibility of storing green hydrogen in purpose-built underground shafts.
£6.7 million BEIS backing awarded to the Tyseley Ammonia to Green Hydrogen Project, led by…
Significant landmark in transport decarbonisation as Wrightbus zero-emission hydrogen double deckers clock up one million…
The Tank Storage Association’s (TSA) Conference & Exhibition for professionals in the bulk storage and…
LocoSoco Group Plc, a company that creates, sources and distributes products and technologies that contribute…
Transitioning oil homes to renewable liquid fuels and progress towards a sustainable low carbon future…
A new, free-to-use service launched by Bytestrype, a payment card platform, WhatsFuel helps avoid excess…
David Blevings of the Northern Ireland Oil Federation (NIOF) was part of a recent Reserve…
Former Fuel Oil News editor completes a barking dog walk to raise funds for Pancreatic…
A new partnership between XPO Logistics and Veterans Into Logistics, will create pathways to employment…
£200 million in government funding has been announced at Logistics UK’s Future Logistics Conference to…
Burnley-based Greenarc Fuel Cards has introduced a new carbon offsetting service to its thousands of…
