Middle East

Back in April 2015, gas world posed the question, could there be room for one more big deal within the global industrial gases industry?

In a critical milestone towards the global roll-out of industrial carbon capture and storage (CCS), the world’s first commercial carbon capture facility on a steel production plant has been launched in the Middle East.

Mass flow meter manufacturer Fluid Components International (FCI) has established its presence in the Middle East after opening a new joint venture in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

New NEL Hydrogen AS, a subsidiary of dedicated hydrogen (H2) company NEL ASA, has been awarded a contract to deliver a H2 electrolyser plant to a major margarine and liquid oils company.

Qatargas, the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter, has extended its supply relationship with Centrica, the chief supplier of gas to UK households, in the form of a new sale and purchase agreement (SPA).

Economic modernisation, the arrival of the multinationals, and the emergence of new industrial gas applications are driving change in the Middle East market.

A ground-breaking ceremony in the Middle East has officially marked the start of construction at what will be the world’s largest industrial gas plant.

As the 2015 industrial gas year drew to a close, many of the ongoing trends within the industry – and externally – showed no signs of abating. Indeed, midway through 2016 these same dynamics appear...

HyGear, an onsite gas generation specialist, has successfully implemented its hydrogen (H2) production technology for Düzce Cam Sanayive Ticaret A.Ş. in Turkey.

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer, RasGas Company Limited (RasGas), has successfully completed a decade-long nitrous oxide (NOx) project, in which the company has slashed its emission intensity by 90%.