In many ways, 2020 sounds like a long way off, but we all know how rapidly five years passes – this represents almost no time at all in some ways. As things go in the...
Shale gas and other hydrocarbons, trapped within massive shale formations, have become an important source of natural gas and oil in the US since the start of the 21st century and interest has spread to...
The safe and responsible use of industrial gases has once again been thrust into the spotlight, this time for the right reasons, with action from the UK Government to protect young people from the dangers...
HyGear is testing a recycling system to recover hydrogen and nitrogen from industrial processes. Opportunities lie in the reduction of operational utility costs (hydrogen and nitrogen), therefore the system fits well with the objectives for ...
More than 13 billion years ago the protons that compose the nuclei of hydrogen came into existence. Following several million years of cooling, due to the Universe being so hot following the ‘Big Bang’, it...
With hydrogen energy a hot topic in the Western developed countries and hydrogen infrastructures and applications being established, will the Asia-Pacific region follow the same trend?
It’s incredible to think that 2015 marks 80 years of the humble beverage can. When Krueger Brewing Company sold its first beer in a can in Virginia (US) in 1935, the new packaging concept was...
One year ago this month, one of the biggest stories of 2014 began to unfold, largely unwittingly to many of us. From June to December 2014, the drastic slide (40%) occurred in the price of...
Everybody knows that the world is in desperate need of cleaner fuels. It is now widely accepted that we need to cut greenhouse gases as a matter of urgency.
As gasworld magazine celebrates its 10th birthday, CEO John Raquet shares his thoughts on that milestone, and how the industry has changed in the last decade.
