ENERGY TRANSITION

Microsoft teams up with start-up CO2 capture player

One of the largest permanent carbon removal deals to date signed

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Heirloom's technology uses the natural properties of limestone to capture carbon from the atmosphere and permanently store it in a range of ways, including in concrete, according to the company. Under...

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Port Kembla, Australia's first LNG import terminal, ready to fuel east coast demand

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Worley lands EPC for world's largest low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia facility

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