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.
Molly Burgess speaks to Joe Pavicic, Operations Project Engineer and Cryogenics Specialist for NASA’s Artemis Campaign, and Jonathan Partridge with the Propellants and Life Support team at Kennedy Space Center, to explore the learnings from the Artemis...
A satellite set to launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon9 rocket today (4th March) is designed to help safeguard the Earth’s climate by detecting harmful methane emissions from the oil and gas industry.
Rising low-carbon fuels, renewables and technology demand spurred Topsoe to a DKK775 million ($113 million) net profit in 2023, up 37% on 2022.
Two US Senators are keeping the pressure on the Biden-Harris Administration by introducing the LNG Security Act, following the US Government’s decision to impose an export pause on pending and future applications.
There is always change and development for distributors of industrial gases to navigate, with more markets served than ever, recruitment headaches, periodic shortages, technology advances, and much more. Christian Annesley sets out seven priorities for...
Energy jobs are getting more complex and technologically focused. But it’s not just technical know-how – the whole way we make, manage and use energy is changing.
An additional $30m of funding has been announced by the US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) to advance carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and conversation technologies.
