Author: Arnes Biogradlija

BEIS has given £212,000 under the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio (NZIP) for the initial phase of a project that will use biogas from wastewater treatment as a totally sustainable feedstock to manufacture hydrogen and graphene via the Levidian LOOP. United Utilities will serve as project leader. The water sector in the United Kingdom generates 489 million cubic meters of biogas annually through anaerobic digestion operations. This biogas is mostly utilized to create heat and electricity on-site. Additionally, it may be converted to biomethane and put back into the grid. By installing LOOP on water treatment plants, this biogas might be…

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A subsidiary of the U.S. oil giant Chevron Corporation aims to study hydrogen, carbon capture, and other ecologically friendly energy activities with a local partner in Central Asia. Chevron Munaigas and KazMunayGas (KMG) stated that they will assess the feasibility of carbon capture, use, and storage, as well as hydrogen generation and methane management. They would also investigate the mechanism of financial disclosure. Derek Magness, managing director of Chevron’s Eurasian Business Unit, and Magzum Mirzagaliyev, chairman of KMG, signed a memorandum of agreement in the Kazakh capital, now called as Nur-Sultan. “KazMunayGas has set a goal to reduce its carbon…

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Australian scientists have discovered the possibility for large-scale subterranean storage of hydrogen in salt caverns across the country, according to Madeleine King, Minister for Resources and Northern Australia. “We know that the technology exists to store hydrogen underground and thanks to this work we now also know that Australia has the right geology to support the development of an economically viable hydrogen industry on our own soil,” King said. “Geoscience Australia has uncovered potential for the development of multiple caverns underground in salt deposits across the Canning basin in Western Australia, the Adavale basin in Queensland and the offshore Polda…

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