Carbon dioxide (CO2) as an ingredient in food and beverages, or as a product useful for a wide range of purposes like firefighting, in greenhouses and for dry ice production, became known late in 1800...
The unique ability of carbon capture and storage (CCS) to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions while keeping fossil fuels in the energy supply mix has an increasingly vital role to play in the transition to...
If mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity over the last 12 months is anything to go by, then the merchant carbon dioxide CO2 business has come through the economic slowdown with renewed interest.
In regions where water is scarce, particularly in the Middle East, carbon emissions associated with the use of water in all types of industries, particularly the electricity and gas industries are of increasing concern.
The global merchant market has been defined to be ‘around 20 million metric tons per year’ in capacity over the last few years. However, I would estimate this market to exceed 20 million metric tons...
This month’s sub-theme marks the end of a trio of features looking into various aspects of the cylinder market.
The ‘Shale Gale’ has swept in a new era across the energy industry. Is it the catalyst for economic growth, increased jobs, improved government revenues and a boost for manufacturing profitability?
Over the past few decades, gas companies have been developing a number of new gaseous mixtures for a vast array of applications in industries ranging from food to welding through to the medical, refrigerant and...
In 1986, with the rapid progression of computer technology, we felt there would be a market for automated filling of compressed gas cylinders. In the mid 1970s, as a young engineer, I had been involved...
There is a sense of real momentum in the hydrogen transport industry right now.
