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.
Industrial gas giant Air Products has unveiled plans to build two new air separation units (ASUs) at its existing Conyers, Georgia, and Reidsville, North Carolina, locations.
A bill will be introduced to support sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, King Charles III said at the opening of the new parliament and legislative programme.
Air Products has appointed Eric Guter as Vice-President of Investor Relations, effective 30th September 2024.
The winners of this year’s Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Industry awards were recently announced during the World Biogas Expo and Summit 2024 at Birmingham NEC.
Air Liquide has started up a new air separation unit (ASU) in Kosi, Uttar Pradesh, India, to support healthcare and industrial merchant activities.
GlobalWafers is set to receive up to $400m in direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act to support the opening of two new US-based manufacturing sites for semiconductor wafer production.
Saudi Arabian energy and chemicals giant Aramco has signed definitive agreements to acquire a 50% stake in Air Products Quadra’s (APQ’s) blue hydrogen industrial gases business.
SIAD Americas has announced a new contract that will see its affiliate company, SIAD Engineering (Hangzhou), supply an air separation unit (ASU) to a Canadian firm.
Air Liquide will supply its large-scale carbon dioxide (CO2) liquefaction technology to a Stockholm-based plant that aims to liquefy and store around eight million tonnes of biogenic CO2 over the first 10 years of operation.
Industrial gases major Messer has unveiled plans to build a new green hydrogen plant in Brainergy Park Jülich, Germany.
