In Southeast Asia, a strategic approach to renewable hydrogen is emerging as a linchpin for industrial decarbonisation, according to a recent report by Agora Industry and Agora Energiewende.
New Zealand’s hydrogen refuelling station (HRS) network is powering up with new stations opening in Wiri (South Auckland), Te Rapa (Hamilton) and Palmerston North, and a fourth in Tauranga expected to come online shortly.
Stephen Harrison explores the area of industrial gases integration with petrochemicals processing and outlines the roles of oxygen and CO2 in ethylene oxide production
Art Anderson makes the business case for sustainability and highlights companies setting the pace
Vopak aims to fast track new energies and sustainable feedstocks after posting a 3% profit rise, to €106 million, in Q1.
Hanwha Ocean, Hanwha Aerospace and Amogy have teamed up to tackle maritime decarbonisation.
The New Zealand arm of Australian industrial gases company Coregas has joined the Halcyon Green Hydrogen project which aims to launch the country’s first green hydrogen fast refuelling station.
University of Queensland researchers have built a generator that absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2) to make electricity – potentially opening up the door to a new industrial capture process.
The prospect of carbon dioxide (CO2) removal brands will emerge as markets become more regulated and decarbonisation accelerates, according to McKinsey.
Held in Bangkok, Thailand, the first iteration of IG Asia 2024 (previously IG China) has been heralded as a success by its organisers after the event saw 37 leading industrial gas exhibitors and over 350...
