On-site gas generation specialist Oxymat has ceased its supply of medical oxygen provisions to Russia and Belarus, calling for companies to ‘go beyond the sanctions’ following Russia’s entry into Ukraine.
As the crisis in Ukraine persists, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the country is currently running dangerously low on its supplies of medical oxygen – essential for treating a range of conditions...
With a significant percentage of the world’s semiconductor-grade neon production derived from Ukraine and Eastern Europe as a whole, concerns are being raised for the stability of rare gases supply as the Russian invasion of...
Explosions and fires, unplanned maintenance, and a major shift in global helium production have all contributed to helium becoming one of the industrial gas sector’s hottest topics over the past few months. With one of...
Energy research specialist Rystad Energy (Rystad) has revealed that an escalation of military tensions between Russia and Ukraine could put up to 155bn cubic metres per year of natural gas imports to Europe at risk,...
As tensions rise amidst a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine and fears grow over a major gas supply disruption, Japan has indicated that it will help provide ‘sufficient’ liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to Europe.
Named as the new Business Line Manager Aftermarket Services Russia & Cryogenic Industries Services for Nikkiso Industrial Russia (NIR), Marsel Khallulin will manage and support Aftermarket Services in Russia.
When helium markets tightened up during the second half of 2021 due primarily to a four month maintenance outage of the US Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) crude helium enrichment unit, the industry consensus was...
US Senator John Barrasso and Senator Mike Lee have sent a letter to Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland, expressing their opposition to the United States Geological Survey’s (USGS) recent proposal to remove helium and...
From time to time, helium has received increased visibility in the B2B press due to product shortages. However, over the last 3-5 years the press has become more mainstream due to the same supply-demand challenges,...
