CCUS solutions are a pathway for significantly reducing emissions in energy-intensive sectors. By retrofitting existing assets with carbon capture technologies, operators can make tangible progress toward their decarbonisation targets.
ENERGY TRANSITION FOR THE ENGINEERING INDUSTRY
New energy: engineering for the energy transition
Delivering world-changing engineering solutions to meet the needs of the energy and process industries of the future.
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Explore our new energy solutions
Hydrogen (H2)
Solidifying our industry’s sustainable future requires advancing low-carbon hydrogen fuel solutions. We’re here to support this challenge, enabling green and blue hydrogen operations worldwide.
Overview
We are here to support the safe, efficient and reliable operation of new energy solutions for a cleaner, more resilient world.
The global energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the urgent need to decarbonise, improve efficiency and ensure energy security. As industries pivot toward cleaner and more sustainable new energy solutions, the role of flow control technologies is becoming increasingly critical.
Rotating machinery, such as compressors, pumps and turbines, is foundational to traditional energy infrastructure. It’s also central to enabling the transition to low-carbon alternatives, such as hydrogen, carbon capture, sustainable fuels or energy storage.
Our expertise
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John Crane’s dry gas seals have prevented millions of tonnes of GHG emissions - a century-long legacy that continues in the new energy era.
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Since our first hydrogen seal in 1979, John Crane has installed more than 5,000 seals, filters, couplings and systems in hydrogen applications.
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John Crane's technologies are used in the majority of sites where CO2 is injected underground, across each stage of the CCUS value chains.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common questions
What is the meaning of new energy?
The meaning of new energy is energy generated, stored, or managed through innovative, low-carbon, and sustainable technologies. It focuses on reducing environmental impact while meeting growing energy demands. New energy solutions include renewables, hydrogen, sustainable fuels, and other solutions that drive the global transition toward greener, more resilient, and net zero-aligned energy systems.
What is new energy?
At John Crane, new energy refers to low-carbon technologies that enable the energy transition. This includes hydrogen, CCUS, sustainable fuels, renewables, and energy-efficient systems, supported by sealing, filtration and rotating equipment solutions that reduce emissions, improve efficiency, and support reliable, lower-carbon operations.
What are new energy solutions?
New energy solutions are the technologies, systems, and services that enable the use, storage, and distribution of low-carbon energy. This includes hydrogen fuel, carbon capture and storage (CCUS), sustainable fuels, energy storage, and efficiency solutions. These solutions help industries and communities decarbonise, meet net zero goals, and support reliable, resilient energy systems.
FURTHER READING
Customer success stories
CASE STUDY
Delivering reliable sealing for the world’s first supercritical CO2 Allam cycle plant
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Mechanical seals enable safe hydrogen and oxygen supply for industrial and transport use
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John Crane’s dry gas seals keep carbon capture and storage facility running for more than 25 years
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