After the turmoil and uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic, the world is now facing up to continued volatility in markets, economies and supply chains – disruption that is challenging the packaged gases business like never...
It’s a human need and source of contention as old as civilisation itself: water. Inside this month we look at the very real question of water shortages, water wars and how we can address these...
From the key enabler in cleaning up refinery-driven fuels to a renewable green fuel for the future; hydrogen is certainly the nexus between our past, present and future energy sector. But what challenges lie ahead?...
Is it time to look at CO2 through a new lens? Are we all doing that already? The narrative has seemingly shifted from negative to positive, with all the talk now around the business case...
In a world exclusive, Air Products has announced a new helium storage cavern in Texas, the world’s largest and already fully operational. It’s part of a bright new era in the global helium business that...
We celebrate 200 issues of gasworld magazine and everything it has become, but we also appraise the business of bulk gases today and the fusion of challenges and opportunities at the hands of the pandemic,...
Our theme this month is unmistakably food and beverages, but is it a case of glass half-full or half-empty for many right now? Regional CO2 supply concerns remain, while other headwinds continue to temper the...
Specialty gases: a promised land for the gases industry and yet a nuanced market for good reason. This month we better understand why, with the latest in specialty gas trends and equipment from around the...
If there’s sea change ahead in our energy infrastructure and a number of clean fuel options in the mix, then what role will LNG play in that future, we ask this month.
In its June 2021 edition, gasworld published a news release issued by Hexagon Energy Materials regarding the Pedirka Blue Hydrogen Project in Australia’s Northern Territory. The Hexagon-issued release included prominent yet inaccurate references to Air...
