Energy sector and industrial firms react to £2bn HyNet carbon capture confirmation
While the energy sector welcomed confirmation of HyNet, the backers of the Acorn CCS project warned Scotland must not be "left behind".
While the energy sector welcomed confirmation of HyNet, the backers of the Acorn CCS project warned Scotland must not be "left behind".
Power company VPI has called for clarity to progress the Viking carbon capture and storage (CCS) project and help drive the future of heavy industries in the Humber.
The department of trade has swooped in to safeguard British Steel’s assets, which could play a strategic role in the UK energy transition.
Centrica, National Gas, ITM Power, JCB, Johnson Matthey and Heidelberg combine to target 1 GW green hydrogen production by 2030.
A pipeline that will be used to transport carbon to be buried in a depleted North Sea gas field has been awarded planning consent.
The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has announced a further £2 million investment in 'skills hubs' across the UK over the next two years.