The US federal government has gone all-in on reshoring more semiconductor manufacture, and boosting chip-design innovation alongside this push. More than 18 months on from the legislation, the landscape in chips is taking shape – and more specialty gases will soon be needed.
Australia’s Fortescue has broken ground on its first US green hydrogen production facility in Arizona to produce up to 11,000 tonnes of liquid green hydrogen annually for the heavy-duty transportation sector.
Atlas Copco has successfully completed the acquisition of the vacuum-related assets and the brand of Mexican Montajes Electromecánicos e Ingeniería (MEISA).
Carlos Pinelo, Export Sales Manager at Ambra Sistemi, speaks to gasworld about how AI is poised to transform the industrial gases industry, offering operational efficiencies and competitive advantage
Barnes Specialty Gases, a division of Fresno Oxygen, has been working in gases for food preservation and processing for more than a decade. Director of Specialty Gases Chinmoy Bose walked delegates through the varied and...
Molly Burgess sits down with Bryan Kelley, President of Leasing at Hydria, six months after the company’s launch, to discuss its entrance into the gas transport market backed by Apollo Funds
Chart Industries reported a first quarter net income of $6.7m from continuing operations – compared against a $22m loss in the three months to the end of March 2023.
18 months on from the CHIPS and Science Act, this well-funded federal program to drive semiconductor manufacturing and innovation is making progress. Christian Annesley gets you up to speed
A Long March 5 rocket fuelled by liquid oxygen and hydrogen has taken off from China on a lunar mission.
The US government has announced up to $500m to expand the country’s carbon dioxide (CO2) transportation infrastructure.
Linde’s clean energy projects are seeing a slow down in momentum as the company aims to ensure only ‘high quality’ projects are taken to final investment decision (FID).
