Dominic Ellis is the Insights Editor at gasworld. With over 30 years of editorial experience in the UK and the Middle East, he specializes in themes related to energy and mining, including energy policy, sustainability, and digital transformation within manufacturing and engineering sectors. Dominic's work has been featured in H2 View, WQOW-News 18, and gasworld US.
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Dominic's coverage focuses on energy, transportation & logistics, finance & economy, and business & industry. He frequently covers climate change-related events such as COP28 and topics related to green energy, hydrogen, and renewable energy.
Given his focus on press releases and government/private sector announcements, he may be interested in receiving pitches from companies or organizations involved in the aforementioned areas that have newsworthy updates or initiatives to share. Expert commentary from individuals with insights into the latest developments within these sectors could also capture Dominic's attention.
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Italian multinational firm Eni has forged new LNG supply deals and financing arrangements to grow its CCS portfolio.
California Resources Corporation (CRC) has injected carbon dioxide into Carbon TerraVault (CTV) I, marking the first operational, commercial-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) injection in California’s history.
By: Dominic Ellis
The UK must prioritise cheaper energy and electrification over net zero and use what is left of North Sea oil and gas resources, according to former Labour leader Sir Tony Blair.
The CMA CGM Notre Dame – billed as the world’s largest LNG-powered container ship – has officially set sail.
Industrial wastewater treatment firm Global Water & Energy recently installed a biogas recovery system at Budweiser Brewing Group’s Samlesbury brewery in the UK.
By: Charlie Currie, Dominic Ellis
Johnson Matthey (JM) is buying US catalyst and carbon capture firm Cormetech for $360m, with the sale expected to close this summer.
Sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) firm NorSAF has signed a permanent license agreement with engineering and tech company KBR for the deployment of PureSAF technology.
By: Dominic Ellis
The UK government will publish guidance on low-carbon industrial products for buyers and producers.
NextDecade Corporation has filed an application for Rio Grande LNG Train 6 with the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Roughly half of global helium supply is still unavailable as a result of the Middle East crisis and recent dynamics involving China and Russia, according to Rich Brook, CEO of Garrison Ventures.
