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• Argus launches carbon-adjusted ammonia price

  Global energy and commodity price reporting agency Argus has launched two Carbon-Adjusted Price of Ammonia (CAPA) assessments that reflect the future impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on European ammonia prices.

• MTR and Cozairo Collaborate to Reduce Emissions of Cement and Steel Sectors

  Membrane Technology and Research, Inc. (MTR) and Cozairo LLC today announced their collaboration to deploy an integrated, full-service carbon capture and underground storage (CCUS) solution designed specifically to reduce emissions in the cement and steel industries. The integrated offering combines MTR’s industry-leading, cost-effective membrane CO2 capture technology with Cozairo’s unique expertise in geologic sequestration and CCUS project development.

• BAE Systems to provide electric drive systems for first fleet of hydrogen fuel cell buses in Rochester, New York

  BAE Systems, a leader in heavy-duty electric propulsion, will supply its next-generation electric power and propulsion systems for three hydrogen fuel cell buses in Rochester, New York, allowing them to run free of emissions. The company will provide its Gen3 electric drive system for ElDorado National (California)’s Axess® EVO-FC™ hydrogen fuel cell bus.

• Shipping industry can save $50 bn through four enablers of operational efficiency

  A new insight brief series from the Global Maritime Forum identifies four actions that maritime and shipping industries can take now to support shipping's transition to a sustainable and resilient zero-emission future.

• Industry leaders get hands-on demos of live net zero building technology at the Johnson Controls OpenBlue Innovation Center launch in Rotterdam

  With nearly a 40% share of global greenhouse gas emissions, buildings are a primary target in the pursuit of a net zero world. Net zero buildings could become the norm, in time to support a 1.5 C global warming scenario, if building owners start using the smart building technology and services available now. Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI), the global leader in smart, healthy and sustainable buildings, opens the doors of its new OpenBlue Innovation Center in Rotterdam, inviting industry leaders to experience net zero-focused building solutions in a real-time operating environment.