We often talk about oxygen and the breath of life, but how confident are we that this basic human need is fulfilled in all corners of the globe? There’s work still to do in supply access and scale up – this month we get behind the mask of medical oxygen.
Germany-based international energy company Uniper has announced that it will transform into a greener company much faster than previously planned, following the release of its ‘exceptionally strong’ first-half earnings.
Air Products will supply LNG process technology and equipment to NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG Phase 1 project in the Port of Brownsville, Texas.
Tom Scaramellino, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Arencibia, discusses the trends that he sees in the specialty gas industry, on gasworld’s, Specialty Gases in 2023, webinar.
Right around the world, the supply pressures in carbon dioxide are still with us. The pressure in 2023 might not be quite as acute as in 2022 in some markets, but it hasn’t gone away.
Compressor and vacuum solutions company Atlas Copco has acquired Climorent, a provider of specialty rental solutions for industrial cooling applications.
Natural gas producing energy company United Energy is looking to expand its processing capabilities of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the US regions of Oklahoma and Kansas.
The introduction of last year’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) seeks to spur investment in green technology in the US by committing $369bn in subsidies through grants, loans and tax credits to public and private entities.
The semiconductor market is projected to become a trillion-dollar industry by 2030,1 making the next decade vital for those involved. Appetite in the electronics space is now bigger than ever. There’s no doubt about it....
Helium shortages are common to the market. 2023 is shaping up to be the ninth year, in fact, that has been impacted by supply and demand constraints since 2006. And it won’t be the last.
Fure Viten’s Furetank vessel has become the first European vessel to receive liquified natural gas (LNG) in Hamilton, Canada.
