The next few years will see alternative fuels making strides, but quite how things will precisely unfold is hard to predict. Christian Annesley spoke to Rootselaar CEO Wim Van Rootselaar about how this diversified, family-owned...
Green hydrogen is asking new questions of engineers and technologists across the board – and driving innovation at every step. Christian Annesley spoke to Nico Schmäling of John Crane on the elements that go into...
This is a busy time for clean energy. But all those new and innovative projects come with new risks that need to be addressed and understood. Christian Annesley spoke to Dräger’s Oliver Bornholdt about the...
The challenge to deliver hydrogen as an energy carrier is often thwarted by its cryogenic value chain, but one New Zealand company says it has found a strong formula for real-world success.
Fabrum’s hydrogen value chain is delivering projects in aviation, haulage, and much more. Christian Annesley spoke to the company’s Executive Chairman Christopher Boyle about its journey and delivery
In the past few years, the price of ammonia has been riding a rollercoaster, with the cost impacted by disruptions arising from the pandemic, from the surge in energy prices after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,...
Since the start of the year, there have been tumultuous goings-on at the industrial gas major Air Products, which is the world’s leading hydrogen producer today, as well as speculatively investing more than rivals on...
Air Products has exited three major US projects as its new management focuses on streamlining its backlog and prioritising initiatives that the company believes will drive shareholder value.
Unlike in most beer production, where brewers have an obvious use for carbon dioxide (CO2) to carbonate their product, and therefore a clear business incentive for capturing the CO2 from the fermentation process for reuse,...
Aquaculture – farmed fish and shellfish, rather than wild-caught – is big business now, with global demand for fish protein increasing year on year. Projections show growth of 14% by 2030 versus 2020 levels.
