Asia-Pacific – a land of opportunities, a hot bed of activity and what seems to be an ever-growing playground for industrial gas companies across the globe who are looking to invest in this dynamic, yet...
After the shortages of recent years and dynamics that reached a crescendo in 2013, a situation of both stability and over-supply returned to the helium business in 2014.
Through the company’s Singapore subsidiary, called Leeden National Oxygen Ltd., it has announced it will establish the Leeden NOX Gas Research Centre (LNGRC) to develop welding-related gas technologies in Southeast Asia.
gasworld’s thirteenth conference, and second to be held in Singapore, has been described as a huge success by many of approximately 250-strong crowd of industrial gas professionals who attend the event this week.
Union Engineering is set to deliver and install two CO2 recovery plants in South East Asia, a region experiencing rapid economic growth and rising demand for carbon dioxide as a result.
Den Hartogh Gas Logistics decided five years ago to put containerised supply chain services for the (air) gas industry as one of its strategic spearheads, and the company seems to have made the right choice.
With the Asia-Pacific region attracting increased investment interests across all segments of its energy value chain, the industrial gas sector in the region has never looked more inviting.
Samsung C&T Construction has been awarded an EPC contract, to the value of $700m, for the phase three expansion plans involving the Singapore LNG Terminal.
REC Group announced today that it has signed solar panel supply agreements totaling 85MW with a major US engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company for utility-scale projects in the United States.
As both economies and populations grow worldwide, the demand for energy continues to increase. In order to strengthen their energy security, many countries turn to the diversification of their energy mix.
