Global Edition | Issue | Publication April 2021 Stories published in April 2021

Uttam Group of Companies is airlifting 55 oxygen generators from Germany and France to help ease oxygen shortages in India.

Once thought destined mainly for prototyping, additive manufacturing (AM) is now increasingly used across a range of applications. The medical sector has emerged as a major segment driving the growth of AM and in turn,...

Technica Optical Components has unveiled new fibre bragg grating (FBG) based strain sensors for operation in cryogenic environments to -270°C.

North American Helium (NAH) has announced the start-up of its second helium purification facility in Saskatchewan, Canada.

Major industrial gas companies have increased local production of oxygen and are importing supplies in response to the oxygen crisis in India amid a surge of coronavirus (Covid-19) cases.

The European Biogas Association hopes to have 45GW of installed biomethane capacity across Europe by 2030, said Harmen Dekker, Director of the Association at gasworld’s Virtual Europe Industrial Gases summit today (27th April).

The first ‘Oxygen Express’ train arrived in Delhi on Tuesday as India tries to avoid shortages of oxygen at hospitals amid a surge in coronavirus (Covid-19) cases.

Air Liquide sees its hydrogen revenues trebling by 2035, driven by investment of around €8bn in the low-carbon hydrogen supply chain and contributing to the development of a low-carbon hydrogen ecosystem for the industry and...

Speaking at gasworld’s Virtual Europe Industrial Gas Summit 2021 today (27th April), global management consulting firm McKinsey, said it sees a lot of value in advanced digital technologies for industrial gas companies.

Brexit’s impact on transport and chemical regulations were key topics of discussion this morning for Ellen Daniels, CEO of the British Compressed Gas Association (BCGA), as she spoke at gasworld’s Virtual Europe Industrial Gases Summit.