Of all the applications for cryogenic gases, perhaps the most extraordinary lies its crucial use by NASA for space flight and for Moon landings. This month, we talk cryogenics with the world’s most-famous government agency.
North Dakota-based Red Trail Energy (RTE) has become the first ethanol production plant to produce CO2 Removal Certificates (CORCs) in the voluntary carbon market.
In March 2023 the Finnish cryogens-in-quantum business Bluefors bought cryocooler tech outfit Cryomech, based in Syracuse, New York. What prompted the deal and what has happened since? Christian Annesley spoke to Bluefors CEO Jonas Geust...
Chevron is developing a five-megawatt solar-to-hydrogen project in California’s Central Valley to support the expanding hydrogen refuelling network in the Golden State.
Life sciences is continuing to grow, so how is one leading player keeping up? Molly Burgess spoke to Cryoport Systems’ President and CEO Mark Sawicki to find out
Valero, the world’s second largest corn ethanol producer, has agreed to join Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed carbon capture and storage project, which spans a five-state region.
Atlas Copco has acquired all operating assets of Oregon-based Pacific Sales & Service.
Carbon capture specialist Carbon Clean has been awarded three ISO accreditations for its offices in the UK, US and India.
Remote tank monitoring hardware business Otodata has appointed Jeremy Eaton as CEO to lead the company in its next chapter of growth.
What’s the story behind the company’s recent office opening in North Carolina? Christian Annesley spoke to Scott Smith to find out more
Canada-based ASDevices has released its plug-in purged lip sealing valve (PLSV) – technology that the company claims eliminates all leak types, including inboard, outboard and cross port leaks.
