Ultimately, industrial demand for hydrogen is met via recovery of byproduct hydrogen or on-purpose production of hydrogen. Hydrogen is produced on-purpose by the consuming industry (also known as captive production) and by merchant gas companies....
Hydrogen has been a solid growth platform for the industrial gas industry. In large volumes, industrial gas companies continue to supply hydrogen through their on-site pipeline (OSP) businesses to oil and gas refineries, basic and...
I was in grade school when Back to the Future 2 came out, part of which took place in the year 2015. The thing that most stood out in that movie? The hoverboards. What could...
Glenn Rambach is a world-renowned expert in the hydrogen and fuel cell industry and is one of the longtime leaders in the field. His 45-year career began in the 1960s at Sandia National Laboratories, where...
Industrial gas executives are asking critical questions about hydrogen: Is there an economical way to generate renewable hydrogen closer to the point of use, and reduce distribution costs? And can we then speed adoption of...
I was asked to make a call with a new sales rep on business we had lost a year earlier. The customer was nice enough to give us an email recapping our past deficiencies including...
Linde LLC’s high-purity hydrogen (H2) plant in Anacortes, Washington, has been bestowed with a Responsible Care® Certification from the American Chemistry Council.
The US Real gross domestic product (GDP) continued to just inch along, increasing 1.1% in the first quarter of 2016, according to the most recent estimate by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (June 28, 2016).
Plasma, laser and waterjet cutting system manufacturer, Hypertherm, has released its annual 2015 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report, highlighting its continued progress towards its environmental goals.
Air Products’ intended spin-off of its Materials Technologies’ Electronic Material Division (EMD) has announced that upon becoming a standalone company it will be headquartered in Arizona.
