It was touch and go briefly, as hydrogen fuel leaks stalled things, but ultimately NASA delivered in 2022 with the Artemis I mission. How will cryogenics now help to deliver the first crewed space missions...
Air gases and ASUs lie at the heart of the industrial gases industry, but ASUs are big energy consumers. Our cover story this month explores the extent to which renewables can play a growing role...
In 2022 the CHIPS and Science Act confirmed incentives to reshore more of the manufacture of advanced semiconductors. Now those US investments are starting to be made, what does the future hold and how will...
The food and beverage industry is a crucial consumer of industrial gases. Our dedicated issue explores developments from aquaculture to dry ice to nitrogen dosing.
The energy revolution is in full swing, but there’s more to come. The passing into law this year of the Inflation Reduction Act promises to move the dial on hydrogen in particular, but LNG and...
Looking through the lens of tomorrow’s growth: this month our focus is on the future industry and applications that we can see today – from the decentralisation of supply chains to digitisation and even our...
Where are the key trends and touchpoints in the US distributor business and the interconnected digital transformation? This month, gasworld keeps your finger on the pulse on all things distributor and digitization, inside.
They may once again be dominating headlines and creating conundrums for brewers, but CO2 shortages are not just underlining the fizz in beverages – they highlight the critical role of equipment in making supply chains...
Helium, helium, helium. In the face of continued tight supply, geopolitical uncertainties and greater diversification in supply as a whole, the helium heatmap across North America is increasingly lit up like never before.
Front and center of our discussion this month, as our cover alludes, is the packaged gases business in North America. From case studies and updates in safety to growth expectations and the training and technologies...
