On the cover of this issue, history will be made in November when the bidding opens on the sell-off of the Federal Helium System. The impending sale adds an extra dimension to an already striking...
Welcome to the 2023/24 North American Buyer’s Guide from gasworld. In these pages, you will find a wide-ranging selection of reports, analysis and storytelling from across the past 12 months of gasworld US magazine, followed...
Consensus is building around LNG’s role in the energy transition and key use cases in particular, such as shipping and meeting heavy-duty transport needs. This month we set sail on a voyage into the path...
The advance of technology never stands still. How are today’s enterprise resource planning systems and expanded asset tracking capabilities changing what’s possible in IG? And what does the future look like, with AI promising even...
We often talk about oxygen and the breath of life, but how confident are we that this basic human need is fulfilled in all corners of the globe? There’s work still to do in supply...
With so much happening in North America, it is all too easy to overlook the global view. Our first-ever international issue is a reminder that important projects and markets are evolving all around the world....
In a sector where accuracy is paramout, this month we take a step back and look at the key technologies and equipment that keeps the industry and its customer industries ticking along – gas analysis...
One of the striking things about packaged gases is the longevity of the steel cylinders that dominate the marketplace. How does that work in a space where there are tech advances and changes on all...
Hydrogen sits at the center of the energy transition. Its potential to transform hard-to-decarbonize parts of the US economy is well-understood, but there is much now to do. With plans taking shape, we are on...
Things are looking up for Chart Industries in 2023, off the back of a transformation in its portfolio and positioning in recent years. We throw the spotlight on cryogenics and Chart itself in an Interview...
