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GECF finds ‘cautious optimism’ in April report

Mountain and Pacific regions maintain surpluses while inventories elsewhere fall below average, EIA reports

Boosts U.S. Gulf gas, oil output

An interview with Daniela Abate, VP of CCUS at Baker Hughes

2300 acres in Montana

One of Sweden’s first CCS initiatives

Major hydrogen storage project slated for Germany

Harper to lead CCUS firm

Report: Demand rebounds, renewables falter

18-year record spurred by severe January cold

COMPRESSORtech2 talked to Ilaria Parrella, executive director of the Emissions Abatement division at Baker Hughes

First train at Corpus Christi operational

Working with Woodside Energy, Net Power

Downturn pronounced in Haynesville, Appalachia

100,000 acre hub in Wyoming

Weltec Biopower completed commissioning following four-month build.

Export terminal planned for Louisiana

This continues a series of Cornerstones of Compression corollary articles that provide an historical look at the industries that drove the invention and technological evolution of compressors and supported the growth and development of the industries that depended on them. This issue reviews some early advances in piston rod packing and compressor valves that enabled higher compressor operating speeds and pressures.

Hydraulic fracturing platform to be powered by a natural gas variable speed, large displacement engine

Trident intrastate pipeline gets company’s go-ahead