Global Edition | Issue | Publication December 2013 Stories published in December 2013

The Gazprom headquarters hosted a networking meeting today between Alexey Miller, Chairman of the company’s Management Committee, and Marcelino Oreja, CEO of Enagas.

Turbines Incorporated announces the availability of their specialised High Pressure Series turbine meters that are engineered to deliver highly accurate measurement in high pressure oil and gas applications.

Queensland will need to employ tens of thousands of new workers for their gas industry and the chief executive of Energy Skills Queensland, Glenn Porter has warned that a skills shortage is looming.

The Energiepark Mainz, planned for the Hechtsheim district of the city of Mainz, can go ahead, with construction set to start in the spring of 2014.

At Air Liquide’s investor day the company provided a detailed statement outlining how the business has performed in the past and predicted how it will up until 2020.

Another haulage firm from the UK has invested in a greener future by unveiling plans to utilise the benefits of having vehicles that can operate on a dual fuel engine.

Gas detection specialist Crowcon today celebrated the official ground breaking for its new 40,000 square foot facility at the prestigious Milton Park in Didcot, UK. 

In the beginning of 2014 Air Liquide will open its new production site at Chimgrad – which was confirmed by the Communication Department of Air Liquide in Russia.

Airgas has announced plans to expand its atmospheric gas production capacity in New England by building a second air separation unit (ASU) in Bozrah, Connecticut.

Starting immediately, international logistics company HOYER will use 40-foot containers for the transport of liquefied natural gas (LNG). The new containers are ideal for this type of transport and offer enhanced safety and economy.