Home to the fifth-largest industrial gas market of the eight regions in the US, the Mid-Atlantic gases business was worth just over $2.1bn in 2016 – up from $1.5bn in 2006. This indicates an average...
As gasworld wrote in last month’s edition, newly introduced steel tariffs have been making headlines in the US and globally, with a trade war in-the-making rapidly being realized. The tariffs had been mooted for some time,...
At the time of writing, the Central Asia region is understood to be in a situation of economic flux. Having been benefiting from modestly rising oil prices, benign global financing conditions and solid growth in...
The Plains is home to the third-smallest industrial gas market out of the eight regions of the US. Despite this, revenues generated by the commercial industrial gas activities amounted to over $1.6bn in 2016, up...
In 2016, the Middle East industrial gases business generated revenues of $2.3bn, up from $875m in 2006, indicating an impressive average annual growth rate of just under 10%, in-keeping with the region’s wide reputation as...
The industrial gas market of the US South West is the second-largest out of the eight regions of the country, just being eclipsed by the sprawling market of the neighboring South East region.
The three largest markets in the North America region are the US, Canada and Mexico, with these three markets generating around $23bn of industrial gas revenues in 2016, up from just over $22bn in 2015.
US merchant carbon dioxide (CO2) is a key product of the industrial gas business that represents about $1.5bn in sales per year.
One of the region’s thought to be a point of contention in the proposed merger of equals of Praxair, Inc. and Linde AG is South America.
Our last US regional report looked at the West Coast market, the fourth-largest market in the country but one in which strong and healthy growth is forecast over the next five years.
