Over the past six months, the Global CCS Institute has welcomed 12 new members from the industrial, financial and energy sectors signaling strong renewed momentum for carbon capture and storage (CCS) globally.
Danish catalysis company Haldor Topsoe has opened the world’s only natural gas-to-gasoline complex in Turkmenistan.
Air Liquide Munay Tech Gases is investing €15m in a new nitrogen unit in Kazakhstan.
Sulzer is expanding its footprint in Southeast Asia with the opening of a new service centre in Semenyih, Selangor state, Malaysia.
Coined by two friends in 1996, Nuberg Engineering Limited now stands as one of India’s most recognised gas plant suppliers and runs under three separate divisions.
CarbonCure Technologies and Linde have announced that they are to partner in bringing the former’s award-winning turnkey carbon solition for the concrete industry in Europe, Southeast Asia and Oceania.
Air Liquide announced sustained growth in the first quarter (Q1) of 2019 with sales of 5.4bn euros (approx. $6bn), up +9% as published and +5% on a comparable basis.
The Asia Industrial Gases Association (AIGA) reached a new landmark last month when its Technical Committee met for the 50th time.
Kitajima Sanso, a medical gas distributor, has built a new medical oxygen filling plant in Myanmar. The plant is set to start full-scale production and sales for regional medical institutions from December (2019).
The food and beverage industry has enjoyed the benefits of using industrial gases and technologies for decades, improving food quality, preservation and safety in increasingly intricate ways.
