Canadian manufacturing sales have experienced an unexpected upsurge in August according to Statistics Canada, a reassuring recovery for the country’s economy after an unforeseen contraction in the second quarter.
The Global CCS Institute has applauded the significant one-year milestone achieved at Shell’s Quest carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, capturing and storing one million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) ahead of schedule.
Air Liquide Canada is to upgrade an air separation unit (ASU) in Hamilton, Ontario in response to greater demand for oxygen, nitrogen, and argon from ArcelorMittal Dofasco and other customers in the region.
Canada is the latest country to get a boost in the field of carbon capture and storage (CCS) with three companies executing a definitive agreement to deploy a carbon capture unit at a pulp mill...
Critical Environment Technologies Canada, Inc. (CETCI), a global supplier of gas detection systems, has launched its DCC-MRI Oxygen Monitoring System for use in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) room applications in clinics and hospitals.
Commercial operations have officially commenced at Weil Group Resources and Linde Engineering’s unique helium (He) purification facility in Saskatchewan, maintaining the promise to revitalise the Canadian He resource industry.
The Gasification and Syngas Technologies Council (GSTC) has announced an expanded and broadened annual conference agenda, on the back of forming two strategic allegiances with syngas and methanol focused institutes this year.
Tier One corporation Air Products and its subsidiary Air Products Canada Ltd., has held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially inaugurate its 175,000 Nm3/h hydrogen (H2) production facility in Saskatchewan.
With the entry of an estimated 25% in new global capacity in the market in late 2013 and early 2014, the helium business of 2016 continues to find itself in a state of over-supply.
Praxair Canada Inc., has now gained the necessary approvals to sell its Noxivent brand of inhaled nitric oxide in Canada, thought to be prompted by its latest acquisition.
