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ABB News
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KBR News
KBR BLUE AMMONIA TECHNOLOGY SELECTED FOR A LOW-CARBON PROJECT IN THE US GULF COAST
KBR will provide technology licensing and proprietary engineering design for a 1.1 million tonnes per annum ammonia plant, designed to capture carbon while maximizing yields.
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Petrobras News
PETROBRAS ACHIEVES RECORD LOW AMOUNT OF GAS FLARED OFF BY ITS NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTS
This is a result of the company's efforts to make its operations more efficient and to emit less greenhouse gases (GHG).
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Vanzetti Engineering SpA
A growing turnover and new projects in the pipeline for Vanzetti Engineering
Vanzetti Engineering has successfully closed the year 2023, confirming the positive trend of recent years, with a significant increase in turnover compared to the previous year and further growth forecast over the next three years thanks to the continuous development of cryogenic solutions with high technological content, long-term partnerships and the opening up of new markets.
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Pertamina News
PERTAMINA - KNOC EXPLORE COLLABORATION IN RIG-TO-CCS DEVELOPMENT
Rig-to-CCS is a technological development initiative to repurpose decommissioned offshore oil and gas platforms into Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) facilities.
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GE News
GE VERNOVA COMPLETES MODERNIZATION OF 4 GAS TURBINES AT KUWAIT’S SABIYA POWER PLANT
AGP upgrades for the plant’s 9F.03 class gas turbines help to add more power to Kuwait's grid without requiring additional fuel.
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Northern Gas Networks News
Funding secured to explore hydrogen potential for clean energy transition
Northern Gas Networks and its partners have successfully secured Ofgem funding of almost £500,000 for a Hydrogen Cost Reduction Programme (HyCoRe), to explore the role of hydrogen in reducing the upfront investment required to move to Net Zero.
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Teledyne Gas & Flame Detection
Versatile, high-performance gas detection with easy deployment
There are many prerequisites when it comes to gas detection, not least maximum flexibility, increased performance and minimal installation costs. Add in modern expectations such as smart features and the ability to detect explosive, toxic or asphyxiant gases, and the list of potential solutions soon becomes short.
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TotalEnergies News
TOTALENERGIES: LAUNCH OF INNOVATIVE SUBSEA TECHNOLOGY IN THE MERO FIELD
The HISEP subsea separation pilot unit will be connected to the Marechal Duque de Caxias FPSO (Mero 3 project), which is currently under construction.
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Halliburton News
