Author - Christian Annesley

The first conference sessions for gasworld’s Helium Super Summit are taking place in Houston today.

Air Liquide, the industrial gases major, has said it is benefiting from a global recovery in the electronics business in the third quarter, with activity improving in the US, Taiwan, China, Japan, and South Korea...

An energy and Net Zero expert has said the next five years will be crucial as a proving ground for carbon capture and sequestration as well as other Net Zero technologies ­– and regulation and...

Carbon dioxide supply has held up well in most parts of North America in recent months, despite signs of vulnerability in some locations.

For six years now there have been magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners on the market that don’t consume helium but use just small amounts in a closed-loop system. With MRI scanners accounting for a third...

The space economy is set to surge in the years ahead, and helium has a crucial role to play. Christian Annesley gets you up to speed

The union representing US dockworkers has agreed to suspend its strike while negotiations continue, averting the immediate risk of disruption.

Most helium production in 2024 comes from natural gas – but that is starting to change in a world targeting Net Zero. Christian Annesley assesses the state of play

A punt on the price of helium less than three years ago paid off in spades for Amarillo-based wholesale helium business Tex-Air – and the father-and-son duo who front the business have made the opportunity...

Helium exports from the US to Europe look likely to be disrupted in the days ahead by a US dockworkers strike that began from midnight across the country.