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Harco van den Berg, BNL General Manager Industrial Gases at Air Products, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at its European CO2 Summit 2025.
The gasworld European CO2 Summit 2025 marked a shift from the opulent surroundings of previous years at Austria’s Interalpen Hotel, nestled among alpine scenery, to the industrious city centre of Rotterdam. The move, while a...
Industrial gas major Air Products has urged the industry to reduce its dependence on ammonia-derived carbon dioxide (CO2). It stressed the need for biogenic alternatives and supply chain diversification to ensure long-term stability.
Ken West, President and CEO of Energy and Sustainability Solutions (ESS) at Honeywell, outlines how the Air Products LNG process technologies acquisition creates a new industry execution model
Few subjects are as fraught and complex as hydrogen. In the latest 1895 episode, gasworld’s Rob Cockerill and Tom Dee reflect on the main hurdles the sector has faced during the last five years, which...
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has been appointed Canada’s Prime Minister (PM), to take over imminently from outgoing PM Justin Trudeau.
Honeywell has agreed to buy Sundyne from private equity firm Warburg Pincus for $2.16bn in an all-cash deal which is expected to close in the second quarter.
Right now, green hydrogen doesn’t get larger than NEOM’s 2.2GW project in Oxagon – the industrial city located in the south of Saudi Arabia’s Project 2030 crown jewel development.
Since the start of the year, there have been tumultuous goings-on at the industrial gas major Air Products, which is the world’s leading hydrogen producer today, as well as speculatively investing more than rivals on...
Air Products’ triple project cancellations, announced today, gives another big jolt to the delivery of clean energy and further underlines the challenges bridging policymaking with commercial strategies.
