French hydrogen producer Lhyfe has confirmed a €149m subsidy from the French government for its Green Horizon project, one of the country’s largest upcoming green hydrogen production sites.
Roy Calder, Industry Principal – New Energies at AVEVA, discusses the role of AI in education and if it will help or hinder the education of the workforce, on gasworld’s Digitisation webinar.
Hidrogenii, a joint venture between US green hydrogen company Plug Power and chemical manufacturing firm Olin Corporation, has turned on a 15-tonnes-per-day hydrogen liquefaction plant in St Gabriel, Louisiana.
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CJ Cartwright, Sales Manager at ECI Software Solutions, discusses the rate of adoption of e-commerce within the industrial gases business and the trends he is seeing, on gasworld’s Digitisation webinar.
Water company United Utilities is partnering with UK-based climate technology firm Levidian on a pilot project to produce clean hydrogen from biogas at a wastewater treatment facility in Manchester in the UK.
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we take our third and final trip back to gasworld’s European CO2 Summit 2025 and revisit the entirety of the ‘DAC – What Future?’ panel session.
Australia’s Woodside has signed two liquefied natural gas sale and purchase deals with German energy company Uniper for the total supply of two million tonnes a year of LNG.
David Schaer, President at Computers Unlimited; CJ Cartwright, Sales Manager at ECI Software Solutions; and Roy Calder, Industry Principal – New Energies at AVEVA, discuss the latest technologies that the industrial gases business should be...
Texas-based helium and nitrogen exploration company US Energy Corporation has bought a 2,300-acre plot in Montana to advance its related move as a carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) business.
Global engineering firm CB&I and a consortium including Shell, GenH2, and the University of Houston have developed a large-scale, non-vacuum liquid hydrogen storage tank concept for NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC).
