Environmentally beneficial, yet costly and impractical. It’s how some industries (and governments) in recent years have viewed the concept of carbon dioxide (CO2) capture from industrial emitters.
In the fifth instalment of the Regional Markets series, gasworld Business Intelligence investigates the structure, and future prospects of the Mid-Atlantic industrial gas market.
Industrial gas companies continue to supply large quantities of hydrogen through their on-site pipeline (OSP) business, which is used by oil and gas refineries, basic and specialty chemical manufacturers, and food processors.
In our news this month is a story on Sustainable Innovations (SI), a company developing revolutionary products for energy and industrial applications. SI’s hydrogen-based energy conservation system (HECS) will be used to recover H2 from waste...
Ultra-high purity gases are a necessity in many industries, including fabrication of electronics, photovoltaic, and lighting components, as well as generation of high purity carrier gases for laboratory, medical and life science uses. In many...
Looking at all the pins in the world map that Stirling Cryogenics has, it’s glaringly obvious that this company is a major global player in its industry.
What are we made of? How did the universe begin? Imagine working on the answers to these really big questions. Well, that is exactly what the scientists at Fermilab have been doing for the past...
Industrial gases, used in many applications to optimise production and control product quality, are typically divided into the bulk and specialty gas sub-groups.
The core of every oxygen sensor is the measuring cell. Different versions are available based on different technical principles; there is not that one best solution. Every technology has some main characteristics, advantages and disadvantages....
Carbon dioxide (CO2) quality begins with the raw feedstock, and even the ingredients and agents which go into this feedgas or feedstock – these agents can be substances such as the natural gas or coal...
