TransTech Group has acquired Allcryo, expanding cryogenic and CO₂ service capabilities and extending its industrial gas infrastructure footprint into Texas and the western U.S.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has restored funding for major carbon capture hubs in Texas and Louisiana, supporting large-scale direct air capture projects after a federal review.
Summit’s proposed Midwest CO₂ pipeline is shifting from carbon storage to enhanced oil recovery, signaling a major change in project strategy and market alignment.
Field surveys are underway for a new Dutch pipeline corridor designed to transport hydrogen and captured CO₂ between key industrial hubs and offshore storage sites.
Chiyoda, NYK and KNCC sign agreement to advance global CCS projects, with a focus on CO₂ transport and value chain development.
Woodside plans to resubmit its Browse carbon capture project under updated Australian rules, a key step in managing emissions tied to LNG development.
Indigenous leaders and rural landowners in Alberta are urging a federal review of a proposed $16.5 billion, 400-km (249-mile) CO₂ pipeline, citing safety risks and a lack of consultation.
IKM Testing UK has secured a pre-commissioning role on the Northern Endurance Partnership project, supporting CO₂ pipeline infrastructure for the UK’s East Coast carbon capture network.
Fluxys has been appointed operator of a CO₂ pipeline network in Antwerp, advancing carbon transport infrastructure linking industry to North Sea storage.
Context Labs and KPMG have formed a reseller agreement to expand AI-driven carbon management solutions, helping energy companies streamline emissions reporting and meet evolving regulations.
Carbon capture developers are shifting focus from new capture technologies to system integration, cost reduction and modular design, panelists said at CERAWeek.
A new study outlines massive pipeline expansion needs across North America, signaling a trillion-dollar buildout to meet future energy demand and infrastructure gaps.
Kent has been awarded the FEED contract for the Prinos carbon storage project in Greece, which will transport and inject up to 2.8 million tonnes of CO₂ per year through a new subsea pipeline system.
California Resources Corporation is preparing to begin CO₂ injection at its Elk Hills CCS project, positioning the facility to become California’s first operational carbon capture and storage development.
Air Liquide and Holcim have signed an agreement to develop a 1.1 million metric ton per year carbon capture project at Holcim’s Obourg cement plant, with CO₂ transported via pipeline to offshore storage in the North Sea.
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