The importance of medical gases cannot be understated; from lifesaving respiratory treatment and cardiovascular treatments to anaesthesia mixtures and essential oxygen for pneumonia sufferers, the industry remains at the forefront of innovation, and for good...
Brad Dunn, Executive Vice-President of CK Supply, this morning told GAWDA Spring Management Conference (SMC) attendees that “allocations, surcharges and delivery delays may become more common in the carbon dioxide (CO2) market, and that opportunity...
E-commerce was a key focus at the Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) Spring Management Conference (SMC) this morning in Indianapolis, Indiana. In an expert panel discussion, formed of ESTech, the IWDC, Indiana Oxygen and...
Global manufacturer of industrial gas equipment Chart Industries, Inc (Chart) has seen three of its projects recognised at the 2022 Manufacturing Leadership Awards.
Blighted by ongoing outbreaks of the Covid-19 pandemic, the past two years have exposed numerous weaknesses across the global medical oxygen supply chain, from challenges relating to domestic oxygen production to inadequate supply infrastructure, and...
Fresh from the launch of an invigorated new website and being shortlisted in recent months for no less than five awards for its ‘excellence, innovation, and best practice’ by the Trade Association Forum (TAF), the...
A major industrial gas event based in China will now take place at the Chengdu Century City New International Convention and Exhibition Center in Chengdu, marking the fourth time the event will be held in...
Session 4 of gasworld’s ’Global CO2 Summit 2022’ virtual event was attended by guest speaker Dietmar Juchmes – Director of Business Development & Sales at ColdJet, who discussed everything dry ice, from markets, potential, trends,...
The final speaker of gasworld’s ‘Europe CO2 Summit 2022’, Rob Niven – Chair and CEO of CarbonCure Technologies, discussed CarbonCure’s efforts to remove 500 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030.
As global industry attempts to decarbonise its energy-intensive processes such as cement manufacture, could the key to decarbonisation lie in the rocks beneath our feet?
