Making air gases is an industry with lots of established infrastructure, with ASUs across every corner of the region. What is the potential to boost argon production in this slow-moving space?
Chesapeake Energy, Delfin LNG, and Gunvor Group, through its subsidiary Gunvor Singapore, have announced a deal for liquefied natural gas (LNG) export deal.
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced $5bn to support semiconductor-related research, development, and workforce needs as part of its plan to bolster domestic manufacturing.
The world is searching for an alternative to fossil fuels, and hydrogen is becoming a more common replacement in the transportation sector. Hydrogen can be used in short- and long-haul applications and is more cost-effective...
The Kenan Advantage Group (KAG) has acquired Michigan-based Northern Dry Bulk, adding 36 tractors and 91 trailers to its existing fleet.
Middlesex Gases and the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MassBio®) have extended their contract by seven years, meaning Middlesex will remain the preferred supplier of packaged, microbulk, and bulk lab gases for MassBio members until 2030.
Electrolyser technology has not developed enough for large-scale green hydrogen projects to stack up as viable investments and move ahead.
Plans for what is believed to be the world’s first 500kg per day green hydrogen plant have been announced in Houston, Texas – and it could be the first of many planned by the trio...
Air Products has strongly backed the US Treasury’s recent move to restrict the green subsidies that are available to hydrogen producers under the country’s 2022 Inflation Reduction Act only to those projects that are powered...
Perceptions around the US LNG export approval pause are more damaging than the impact on the gas market today, as it makes the US look “unstable” as an ally or even non-committal to supporting Europe,...
Industrial gases major Air Products has dismissed the opportunity to source natural, geological hydrogen – so-called white hydrogen – as ‘pie in the sky’.
