The higher cost of cylinders and tanks since 2020 and the disruption of the pandemic has changed the market in North America, with prices still much higher in real terms today than pre-pandemic.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) availability is still a challenge today in some parts of the US, and prices remain high.
Interest is growing in the potential of geological, natural hydrogen, with the politicians taking note in a world that needs new sources of low-carbon-intensity hydrogen. Christian Annesley updates on developments and talks to one player...
Earlier this year, e-fuels took a big step forward with the switch-on of the world’s first commercial e-fuels plant, Project Pathfinder by Infinium. Christian Annesley spoke to Infinium CEO Robert Schuetzle about the journey so...
It’s been a breathless couple of years when it comes to US hydrogen policy. Since August 2022 and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), we have seen a very public and energetic debate, as well as...
There was a continued solid picture for gas and welding distributors in the first quarter of 2024, with conditions looking robust by most measures, following on from a solid but sometimes mixed 2023.
The case for e-fuels as a great fit for green hydrogen is now reality, with the world’s first commercial scale e-fuels plant now operational.
The US provides an excellent context for exploring natural hydrogen opportunities. That’s because there are promising sites in terms of geology and because of the infrastructure, the evolved market for hydrogen, and the regulatory set-up...
Industrial gases major Linde has said it is committed to making “tuck-in” acquisitions around the world.
The supply of helium from Gazprom’s Amur Gas Processing Plant in Russia is starting to impact market pricing for the industrial gas majors supplying Asia.
