SLB says its integrated technology solution produces lithium from brine faster than conventional methods while using less land, water and chemicals.
Exxon’s Baytown facility is expected to produce up to 1 Bcf of hydrogen daily and more than 1 million tons of low-carbon ammonia per year, if it receives required regulatory permits and government policy support.
Syzygy is developing combustion-free photoreactors that use light instead of heat as an energy source to produce zero- and low-emissions hydrogen and other chemicals.
The agreement between Petronas’ carbon capture subsidiary and U.K.-headquartered Carbon Clean will center on Carbon Clean’s CycloneCC technology.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including an agreement between Exxon Mobil and Mitsubishi Corp. concerning ammonia from a planned hydrogen facility in Texas.
Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure purchased assets from its renewables-focused subsidiary Tidewater Renewables.
The drive to seek out lower emissions fuels is leading to a surge in RNG projects.
DAC technologies can pull CO2 directly from the atmosphere anywhere, avoiding the need to be near the point of emissions.
TotalEnergies has joined the Japan Hydrogen Fund as the only non-Japanese investor to develop the low-carbon hydrogen value chain.
Altus Power said its solar projects are expected to offset the equivalent of nearly 54,462 metric tons of carbon emissions
Enlight Renewable Energy has started initial operations at its $827 million Atrisco Solar and Energy Storage project, which will reach full commercial operations over the coming weeks.
Brookfield Asset Management agreed to invest up to $1.1 billion in efuels producer Infinium as it seeks additional growth opportunities.
Fervo Energy’s Cape Station project will generate 90 megawatts of renewable energy capacity during its first phase.
SLB says its integrated technology solution produces lithium from brine faster than conventional methods while using less land, water and chemicals.