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Latest issues

• Canada's Biggest CCS Deal Has a November 15 Deadline

  Inside This Issue 🪨 Pathways CCS: What Still Has to Be Signed Before FID 🌍 Namibia Fires Up Africa's First Green Hydrogen Hub 💂 METLEN Conducts First Fire on Waste at the Protos ERF Plant in Chesh...

• Heidelberg's $1.36B Edmonton Plant Is on Hold. Here's Why.

  Inside This Issue 🚧 Carbon Price Gap Stalls Heidelberg Materials' $1.36B Edmonton Cement Carbon Capture Project ⛽ Shanghai Electric Contributes to World-Record Biomethanol Bunkering Operation ⚖️ I...

• Mombak Delivered 21,000 Google Carbon Tonnes Two Years Early

  Inside This Issue 🌱 Mombak Beat Google's 2028 Carbon Deadline by Two Years 🛫 China's First SAF Compliance Service for Foreign-Registered Business Jets Successfully Implemented ✈️ UMeWorld Advances...

Company Announcements

• Rhinoflux and Swing Launch Sewage Sludge-to-Power and CO2 Capture PoC Trial in Japan

  Sewage treatment facility Kyoto University-born deep tech startup Alex Mazawa, Co-founder and CEO of Rhinoflux Inc. ...

• QIMC Drills New Company Record Of 27.8% Clean Natural Hydrogen At Just 374 Metres At Bennett Hill, Nova Scotia

  DDH-26-05 strengthens at depth: multiple high-concentration hydrogen zones below 300 metres, documented drilling-water loss indicating enhanced structural permeability, and double-digit hydrogen st...

• SwRI Receives DOE Grant to Turn Captured CO2 Into Graphite

  Researchers will use a plasma reactor to convert waste CO2 into solid carbon for a domestic graphite supply Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has received a $1 million, two-year grant...

• Contract Signed With JOGMEC for Design Work Related to Ship-Based Advanced CCS Project Aiming to Establish One of Japan's Largest CCS Hubs at the Mizushima Industrial Complex

  Sumitomo Corporation, Asahi Kasei Corporation, ENEOS Corporation, JFE Steel Corporation, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, Inc. and Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (collectively, the "six companies"...