Global Edition | Issue | Publication April 2020 Stories published in April 2020

According to research by the University of Queensland, carbon capture and storage (CCS) could be a good solution for a low carbon future in the Australian state.

It’s a case of cryogenics meets coronavirus in this May 2020 edition of gasworld magazine as we explore the latest trends and calls to action in the former and reflect the news and views of...

In just 37 days, engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California have developed a new high-pressure ventilator to help treat those suffering from the coronavirus pandemic.

In a recent collaboration, NASA has tested a new technology which turns waste into “green” fuel for possible use on the International Space Station and in long term space missions.

Compressor Controls Corporation (CCC) has been awarded multiple contracts for a major $21.3bn LNG project in the Russian Artic region.

Despite the gradual spread of coronavirus (Covid-19) around the world, Air Liquide has showed modest growth in its first quarter (Q1) 2020 results.

In response to the coronavirus outbreak, Sierra Instruments is offering scientists, biomedical engineers, and bioreactor manufacturers a line of mass flow controllers to meet demanding bioprocessing applications.

Gas detection manufacturer Crowcon has launched a new gas safety and compliance cloud data solution, to provide customers with gas detector data in an accessible form.

In recognition of Earth Day yesterday, Air Products has said it is working to solve the world’s urgent energy and environmental needs through large-scale gasification, carbon capture, and hydrogen for mobility and energy transition.

Aligned with the 50th anniversary of Earth Day yesterday, Messer Americas has recommitted itself to promoting environmental stewardship.