When gasworld hosted its first ever CO2 Summit in Austria in March 2017, the emphasis was on bridging the supply gap as some regions expected to experience significant supply-demand imbalance in the years ahead. It...
Dynamic growth is set to continue in the industrial gas markets of China and the wider Asia-Pacific region, and the industry will need to provide the supply chains to match this growth in the future.
The wave of digitisation is inescapable and the impact will be a many-splinted thing, were the overarching messages from the progressive opening sessions of gasworld’s Future-Proofing Industrial Gases Summit 2019 here in Singapore.
Technology is forcing the pace of change and the industrial gas business needs to embrace digitisation and drive the new productivity levers of tomorrow.
gasworld’s Future-Proofing Industrial Gas Operations Summit is underway in Singapore, with discussion and debate surrounding one of the biggest megatrends the industry faces, Industry 4.0 and digitisation.
Key decision-makers and forward-thinkers in the global industrial gases business are beginning to gather at the Orchard Hotel in Singapore for the first-ever Future-Proofing Industrial Gas Operations Summit 2019.
Three days of industry education and business networking is what delegates can expect at this year’s Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) Seven Springs Regional Meeting, chaired by Abydee Butler Moore, GAWDA Vice-President.
The Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) will return to the Seven Springs Mountain Resort near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on 17th-19th June (2019) to host the annual Seven Springs event.
All signs point to growth in the South East Asian industrial gases business, as new applications emerge, industrial gas intensity grows, and investment in emerging economies continues.
For the first time in nearly two decades, global gas, LNG and energy conference and exhibition Gastech will return to Houston this September.
