The Covid-19 pandemic casts a long shadow. The British Academy lists nine areas of long-term societal impact, and in at number 5 is ‘worsened health outcomes and growing health inequalities’. Most of us might wish to consign the pandemic to memory, but the Academy’s report, ‘The Covid-19 Decade’, is a reminder that its repercussions will live with us for years to come, and possibly longer than 10, it warns ominously. The sooner we begin to understand and confront the lasting issues of Covid-19, the better place we will be to address them.
Cryogenic pump specialist Svanehøj has won a contract to supply deepwell ammonia fuel pumps for eight bulk carriers owned by a maritime shipping and logistics company, with deliveries set to begin later this year.
Chart Industries has been recognised for its sustainability practices, having been named a winner of the 2024 Enlightened Growth Leadership Best Practices Awards, presented by Frost & Sullivan.
Their presentations marked the start and end of the first day of the World Biogas Expo and Summit 2024 at Birmingham NEC, and on the face of it, there wasn’t much to link breakthrough design...
Global energy company Woodside has signed a 10-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal with CPC Corporation, Taiwan (CPC).
Air Products has signed a deal to divest its liquefied natural gas (LNG) process technology and equipment business to Honeywell for $1.81bn in an all-cash transaction.
Atlas Copco has signed a deal to acquire Anhui NOY Technologies, a China-based manufacturer of vacuum helium leak detectors.
HyTerra has received a permit from the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) to kick-start drilling for hydrogen and helium at its flagship Nemaha project in Kansas.
Packaged gas distribution platform Mertius Gas Partners has announced a new partnership with Oklahoma-based City Carbonic.
The two-day World Biogas Expo and Summit gets underway at Birmingham NEC today to explore how best to deliver biogas (#MakingBiogasHappen) on a global scale and provide valuable networking opportunities.
The new UK Labour government should drop energy superpower aspirations and set realistic goals under its newly launched National Wealth Fund, according to the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA).
