All Carbon Capture articles
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Blue tech restores marine biodiversity
Ocean Ecostructures’ reef technology is boosting biodiversity, biomass and carbon capture while helping marine industries meet regulations
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NewsPort of Amsterdam CCS terminal advances
Exolum has acquired a SeaSeaS stake to boost the Port of Amsterdam’s CO2 export infrastructure
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NewsUsing macroalgae to improve water quality
Fundación Valenciaport has launched a bioremediation pilot at the Port of Gandía, using macroalgae to improve water quality
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NewsDP World targets coastal ecosystem revival
The operator has launched a five-year programme to restore marine ecosystems and support coastal resilience at Constanța
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NewsPorts unite on carbon capture infrastructure
Key UK and European port and infrastructure players have signed agreements to advance carbon capture and transport in the North Sea
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PodcastPODCAST: Carbon capture at sea and circular value at ports
This podcast explores how onboard carbon capture and port-side carbon recycling can accelerate maritime decarbonisation
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Seabound’s vision for port-led carbon capture
Seabound argues that ports and terminals can play a decisive role in accelerating carbon capture deployment, both in vessels at berth and at sea
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NewsWATCH: Barcelona’s synthetic fuels strategy
Central to the strategy is a focus on biomethane and hydrogen to position the port as a hub for next-generation energy resources
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NewsWATCH: BP drops Teesside hydrogen plan
BP has withdrawn its Teesside UK hydrogen and carbon capture application, citing major changes affecting the project’s viability
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NewsPartnering up to advance the energy transition
Duisburg and Rotterdam are working together to advance the supply chain for CO2 capture and export
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NewsShipping nears a tipping point on emissions
New DNV data reveals a tipping point between fleet readiness, port infrastructure and alternative fuel availability
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NewsPort of Southampton trials emissions capture
STAX is to debut its emissions capture system in Southampton, advancing port decarbonisation without costly retrofits
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NewsYangshan Port bunkers liquid CO₂
China showcases its commitment to decarbonisation with the world’s first ship-to-ship LCO₂ transfer in Shanghai
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NewsEsbjerg’s groundbreaking new CO2 terminal
The port is looking to play a central role in the infrastructure needed for a greener Europe
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NewsNorthern Ireland looks to green methanol benefits
A consortium is developing ferry technology which uses green methanol synthesised from renewables
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NewsAir Products plans Europe’s largest blue H2 plant
Air Products plans to build Europe’s largest blue hydrogen plant in Rotterdam, capturing CO2 for storage
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Alternative fuels to enable maritime transition
Using methane could play a key role in addressing clean growth for the maritime sector
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NewsA dedicated carbon capture solution for ports
A new partnership is focusing on cutting-edge carbon capture solutions for ports and industrial facilities
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NewsBelgium throws its weight behind carbon capture
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has signed up to the Oslo Declaration on carbon capture
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NewsWorking to ensure long-term energy supply
One Netherlands terminal could be key to helping ensure future alternative fuel supply
