Much of the CO2 that enters the industrial gases value chain is captured from ammonia production. However, ammonia linked to fertiliser production can be seasonal and as the UK CO2 shortage of June 2018 and...
There are many examples of how waste heat is recovered to ensure energy efficiency. For example, domestic condensing boilers recover low-grade heat from the combustion flue gases to pre-heat the returning central heating water optimise...
Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country known for its stunningly beautiful landscape, Buddhist pagodas and buzzing cities. It is highly populated, with almost 100 million inhabitants. Having suffered years of high poverty rates, it is...
Japanese industrial gas titan Nippon Gases is set to accelerate its net zero ambitions by collaborating with industrial manufacturing specialist Sarralle to lower harmful emissions in a typically hard-to-abate sector.
The company’s European branch was recognised with a gold medal for sustainability by rating agency EcoVadis in September, and now the Nippon Sanso Holdings Group (NSHD) has confirmed to gasworld it is ‘working to enable...
There are high hopes for hydrogen and the role it can play in decarbonising our economy. These hopes are well founded. We have zero-emission vehicles running today, fuelled by green hydrogen.
A major focus of this year’s COP26 event centres around the question, ‘How can the energy transition be adequately financed?’. Classification society DNV recently released a report entitled, ’Financing the Energy Transition’, summarised briefly by...
The energy transition to net-zero emissions has been in full swing in the past year with major dynamics such as President Biden recommitting the US to the Paris Agreement goals. Also, big oil companies are...
Our cover feature this September explores the role of LNG in a decarbonised world, and it seems fitting to focus here on the emergence of clean fuels and circular economies on the radar of the...
The global cement making industry is one of the largest emitters of carbon dioxide (CO2) and is responsible for 8% of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions – four times more than the aviation sector.
