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The Government’s announcement of the projects shortlisted for Carbon Capture deployment under the BEIS Phase-2 Cluster Sequencing for carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) deployment sees Prax Lindsey Oil Refinery...
...by renewable energy production, electric vehicles, hydrogen and carbon capture as well as the clean energy supply chain, we take a closer look at energy investment trends and consider how,...
OXCCU, a carbon-to-value company converting carbon dioxide and hydrogen into industrial and consumer products, has won a £2.8 million grant along with the University of Sheffield Translational Energy Research Centre...
...government’s policy seems to be encouraging moving rural households and businesses – currently using oil heating – to electrically driven heat pumps to cut carbon emissions, reports Guy. “We’re concerned...
...play in decarbonising industry as well as supporting high quality jobs right across the UK throughout the energy transition. North West – Essar’s Stanlow refinery is central to the HyNet...
Campaigners led by Plumb Center, Honeywell and the Katie Haines Memorial Trust, want to see carbon monoxide alarms in every home in England and Wales when using any carbon burning...
...emissions. As well as fuelling its own fleet with the low carbon diesel alternative, the fuel distributor, part of DCC, has launched HVO delivery to businesses across the UK. The...
Concerns over the UK’s growing dependence on imported fuels have intensified following confirmation that refined products will not be included in the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from January 2028....
...carbon in BP’s oil and gas production on an absolute basis by 2050 or sooner. 50% cut in the carbon intensity of products BP sells by 2050 or sooner. Install...
...CBAM, windfall taxation and support for workers – will determine whether the UK’s downstream and upstream sectors can adapt successfully to the demands of a lower-carbon future. Image from stock....
...all departments, this is a huge challenge for our Assembly. While policymakers’ attention is rightly focused on transitioning household heating to low carbon fuel sources, the industry’s focus is on...
...is currently a disparity when the fuels are used for home heating. It cannot be right that the tax system currently penalises the use of low carbon renewable liquid fuels...
...alternative plans to achieve the carbon savings earmarked in the carbon budgets. The report highlights “…confusing and inconsistent messaging and actions…” and “…it creates widespread uncertainty for consumers, investors and...
...low carbon liquid fuels and electric vehicle technologies, as well as maintaining its leading role as a hub for sustainable aviation fuels. We look forward to working with government to...
...chemical supply chain on a global stage.” Carbon management innovation Alastair, a Chartered Chemist (CChem), is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC), having been recognised for...
...be in use for some time to come, it is important to deploy low carbon liquid fuels, like biofuels, into the fuel mix sooner as they offer significant carbon emissions...
...fuels for the long term and ensure we can continue producing some of the lowest carbon fuels in Europe. But that requires a policy environment that backs British industry. A...
Jeremy Hawksley, OFTEC director general The proposed Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is unlikely to tackle the problem of carbon emissions from rural homes, according to OFTEC. In a written response...
