HYDROGEN is an inextricable component in decarbonising the world’s energy systems. But despite its lucrative use in power and ...

THE FAMILY of a former Sellafield and ICI technician who died from asbestos-causing cancer last year is appealing for former ...

Researchers from Israel’s Ben-Gurion University have developed a gel technology to treat crude oil and fuel pollution in ...

URGENT action is needed to remove PFAS chemicals from the environment, experts have said, after a UK government agency found ...

Brewing and drinks business Carlsberg Britvic has decided to shut down the Marston’s Brewery in Burton upon Trent, affecting the roles of around 310 people. The decision comes amid the “stark” market ...

Led by a consortium of global energy companies, LNG Canada is set to move into its Phase 2 expansion project, which will ...

AFTER decades of development and planning, natural gas production has begun in Australia’s Beetal ...

Geoff Maitland looks back on the Gulf of Mexico oilspill, ten years ago this month 20 April 2010 was to be a special day for the rig and crew of Deepwater Horizon, Transocean’s semi-submersible ...

Scale-up is hard-wired into chemical engineering, with one textbook even claiming it is the profession's raison d’etre. Jamie Cleaver looks at the principles of scale-up from an equipment-based ...

NUSCALE has cancelled the first project for its pioneering small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) technology because too few customers signed up to receive its power amid rising costs. NuScale is the ...