Seizing EMEA cryogenic tank opportunities
Karbonsan Executive Chairman Cem Geyik outlines how recent financial changes will drive future growth domestically and internationally.
Karbonsan Executive Chairman Cem Geyik outlines how recent financial changes will drive future growth domestically and internationally.
Jill Evanko, President and CEO of Chart Industries, discusses a transformative five years for the company, its long-term vision and the Nexus of Clean molecule agnostic approach, in an interview with gasworld. By Rob Cockerill.
The nexus of clean and why Chart is now so much more than a cryogenic equipment company. Jill Evanko tells gasworld all in an upcoming interview with gasworld.
What do Country Boy Brewing’s Cougar Bait American Blond, Shotgun Wedding Vanilla Brown Ale, Cliff Jumper IPA and Halfway Home Pale Ale all have in common? They’re all now being produced in an environmentally friendly...
Chart Industries has acquired LA Turbine (LAT) for $80m in cash, which Chart CEO Jill Evanko says will lead to ’significantly shorter and guaranteed delivery times’ of hydrogen and helium liquefaction turboexpanders.
When Bob Oesterreich first started selling hydrogen around 20 years ago, it was mainly to industrial users like heat treaters or powder metal producers. He couldn’t have imagined that two decades later, the hydrogen industry...
Chart Industries, Inc. has raised its base pricing by 3 to 6% for most of its industrial gas products effective for orders placed on or after 1st February 1, 2021
The US Navy’s new aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R Ford, is set to feature an on-board liquid oxygen generating plant, developed by Rix Industries and incorporating Chart’s new Qdrive® Acoustic-Stirling Liquefier.
Chart Industries has seen an uptick in demand for its liquid nitrogen dosing technology driven not just by an appetite for nitrogenated beverages, but also by the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Orders for Chart Industries’ medical oxygen critical care products increased by 34% in the first quarter (Q1) of 2020 over Q1 2019 due to demands caused by Covid-19.