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.
Oxford nanoSystems (OnS) is advancing its green hydrogen technology with the commissioning of a demonstration coating plant.
ClassNK has issued the first Approval in Principle (AiP) for the design of an oil tanker powered by liquefied hydrogen.
Hydrogen production firm Lhyfe has teamed up with industrial combustion specialist Fives to advance the use of hydrogen in process industries without the modification of equipment.
Energia de Valor Ambiental (EVA) has inaugurated the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) service station in Peru.
Czech engineering company Mont-Tech has been acquired by Atlas Copco Group.
The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has appointed Darren Weston as Chair of its Transport Committee, TSC4.
In the second part of a four-part series on pressure regulators, Keith Hall explores the basics around controlling pressure in cryogenic tanks, with pressure reducing/building regulators
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, Tom and Rob speak exclusively to Eduardo Gil Elejoste, the outgoing President of Nippon Gases Europe, as he reflects on his 40-year career in the industrial gases industry.
The European Commission has approved a €3bn (SEK 3bn) Swedish scheme to support carbon capture and storage (CCS) aimed at reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) released by biomass (biogenic CO2).
September will see one of the most significant gasworld CO2 events yet in North America, to be held in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Don’t miss it
