These are extraordinary times for cryogenics firms. On top of rising sustainability and decarbonisation demands from customers across the industrial space, there are whole new industries, such as quantum computing, providing opportunities for new business. Underpinning everything in 2024 is technology, and we make no apologies for going big on the new technology propositions in this issue.
In January 2023, the US captive on-purpose hydrogen production capacity stood at approximately 2.9 million cubic feet per day (mmcf/d). This describes hydrogen produced on-site for immediate use in an industrial context.
Black & Veatch has selected six startups to participate in its BV IgniteX Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Accelerator – a provider of support to enterprises driving climate technology.
Fluid-handling solutions firm OPW will divide its Clean Energy Solutions business unit into two distinct units: the existing CES segment and a new Propane Energy Solutions (PES) unit.
With pure oxygen in rising demand among medical and industrial sectors, sourcing it is an ongoing challenge in a sustainable-oriented era.
US gases producer and distributor American Welding & Gas (AWG) has announced its buyout of Speed Industrial Gas, expanding its reach to Texan cities San Antonio, Taylor and Pleasanton.
Deanne Barrow, Renewable Energy & Infrastructure Lawyer at Norton Rose Fulbright, discusses the future of carbon capture, on gasworld’s, CO2 in 2024, webinar.
Ceres Power Holdings has signed a contact with Shell to design a 10 megawatt (MW) pressurised solid oxide electrolyser (SOEC) module to produce green hydrogen at 36kWh/kg.
Dutch cryotechnology company Stirling Cryogenics B.V (Stirling) has opened a new Nordic-centric office in Sweden.
Hamamatsu Photonics has completed its buyout of Danish NKT Photonics, expanding the Group’s reach in the semiconductor, quantum and medical fields.
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...
