The global space economy is growing fast and needs more cryogenic gases than ever to deliver on its plans, but there are also innovators out there trying to solve some long-standing challenges. Anthony Wright finds...
Australia’s Hazer Group is to develop a clean hydrogen and graphite project in Nagoya, Japan, using methane pyrolysis.
Over $3bn of funding for 24 clean energy projects, mostly related to carbon capture efforts, has been axed by the US government.
Welcome to this June issue exploring cryogenics. It is always a fascinating area of the industrial gas market to explore, as liquid cryogenic gases have such varied applications across industry, and that’s reflected in the...
Today’s energy grids rely on gas turbines to keep them stable, but the promise of tomorrow is that cryogenic liquid air could deliver a similar capability. Christian Annesley met Richard Butland, CEO of Highview Power,...
