Dominic Ellis

The 83rd session of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 83) has approved new requirements on greenhouse gas (GHG) fuel intensity, in combination with a pricing and reward mechanism, taking effect from 2028.

The US now has semiconductors and pharmaceuticals firmly in its tariff sights.

Construction aggregates firm Heidelberg Materials UK has been granted planning permission to build a carbon capture plant at its Padesword cement works in north Wales.

Blue Origin New Shepard’s 11th human flight, NS-31, has lifted off from Launch Site One in West Texas today [Monday, April 14].

Commodities logistics firm Trammo, global energy supplier OCI and ship-to-ship specialist James Fisher Fendercare have conducted an ammonia bunkering pilot between two vessels at a terminal in the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

Argentine state-owned oil company YPF and multinational energy company Eni have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop the Argentina LNG project.

The downgrade will come as a blow to the industrial gas major’s new management, which took over the firm earlier this year, vowing to de-risk the company’s approach to clean hydrogen.

What’s the state of play with energy security today, and what will it mean for clean energy and the energy transition, where industrial gas intersects with the energy market?

US-headquartered technology and engineering firm KBR has been awarded a second ammonia cracking technology contract by Hanwha Impact Corporation for its clean power generation facility in Korea.

Australia’s Woodside Energy has confirmed Sarah Bairstow will join in early May as Senior Vice-President for Louisiana LNG.