As the holiday season approaches, gasworld caught up with David Kempe, Co-founder and Commercial Director of O2Africa, for our Festive Fireside Chats series. Reflecting on 2024, Kempe shared the company’s strides in transforming oxygen and...
Gas separation technology company Oxair has introduced its innovative pressure swing adsorption (PSA) nitrogen generation technology to enhance the shelf life of harvested fruits at Eagleview Orchard in Kirup, Western Australia.
UNICEF together with the Government of Rivers State, IHS Nigeria, and the Government of Canada have announced the handover of a modern medical oxygen plant – and oxygen delivery devices – to the General Hospital...
Leaders have not done nearly enough to prepare for pandemic threats leaving around eight billion people vulnerable, according to a new report.
Bangladesh has inaugurated a new oxygen plant and will install 29 Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) oxygen plants in hospitals in a much-needed boost to the country’s healthcare infrastructure.
On-site oxygen and nitrogen technology manufacturer Novair and American Oxygen will jointly develop and market a new plug-and-play ionic oxygen generator, a solution that Novair calls ‘the greatest technological innovation in air gases since the...
Continued investment and technical support for the expansion, operation and maintenance of oxygen infrastructure are still urgently needed to improve overall health outcomes and achieve universal health coverage, according to Unitaid.
In the realm of healthcare, few resources are as indispensable as medical oxygen. From battling the perils of Covid-19 to aiding the treatment of respiratory ailments and childbirth complications, oxygen stands as a cornerstone of...
Anthony Wright’s latest foray into the technologies behind our cover theme and related markets takes him to the world of PSA systems and what’s happening in this branch of alternative gas production technology.
Why, asks Marijn Verhoef, with such huge ongoing demand for a product defined as medically essential, are medical oxygen producers not racing to respond, just as they did in the darkest days of the pandemic?
