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NewsEdwards Vacuum launches new technology
Edwards Vacuum has developed a revolutionary range of new liquid ring pumps – the ELRi series.
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Air Liquide to exhibit at SamuMetal
Air Liquide Italy will exhibit at SamuMetal, an international exhibition dedicated to the world of welding for the North East and Balkan area, this week with its affiliate Nord Est Welding.
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EIGA 2020: Day two recap
Good practices, innovative initiatives and future challenges/opportunities have been the focus here at day two of the European Industrial Gases Association’s (EIGA) Winter Seminar in Brussels, Belgium.
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EIGA 2020: Day one recap
Filled with art deco taverns, unique Flemish art, towering gothic cathedrals and quant guild homes, Belgium’s capital city Brussels, also home to the European Union’s headquarters, is a hub of political and business activity, making it the perfect place for an organisation at the top of the gases industry, setting ...
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McPhy records revenue growth of 43% in 2019
French hydrogen production and distribution specialist McPhy has disclosed its 2019 annual results and revealed a 43% increase in revenue to €11.4m (2018: €8m).
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AFC Energy and HiiROC enter into green hydrogen deal
AFC Energy and HiiROC Limited have entered into a binding Heads of Agreement that will see the two companies work together in the production and supply of green hydrogen for fuel cell systems.
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Exclusive: AGA’s new Business President talks Linde rebrand
It’s been a busy start to the new year for industrial gases group AGA. Not only has the leading gas company in the Nordic and Baltic countries welcomed new Business President Jan Ellringmann, but after being a member of the Linde group for 20 years, AGA officially rebranded as Linde ...
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EIGA 2020 preview
It’s now just six days to go until the European Industrial Gases Association (EIGA) holds its annual Winter Seminar in Brussels, Belgium – and gasworld will once again be in attendance reporting live from the event.
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Air quality project wins award
A project created to better understand Londoners’ exposure to air pollution has won a SMART 50 Award by Smart Cities Connect, within the Digital Transformation category.
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DNV GL publishes new research
More oil and gas companies than every are taking action to decarbonise, with the proportion expecting to increase or maintain investment in decarbonisation rising from 54% to 71% in 12 months.
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Leybold launches new internet tools
Leybold, a Cologne-based vacuum specialist, has developed two new online tools to assist its customer’s pump choice and layout of complete vacuum systems: The Pump Finder and the calculation tool LEYCALC.
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Peak Scientific receives award
Peak Scientific has been chosen among the top 15 innovations in The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards for its Precision Hydrogen SL.
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Cryostar and KC LNG awarded contract
High-tech cryogenic equipment supplier Cryostar and KC LNG, the LNG division of Makeen Energy, have been awarded the contract for building an LNG ship bunkering and truck fuelling facility in Antwerp, Belgium.
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Burckhardt Compression receives order
Switzerland-based Burckhardt Compression has received its first order for its new product line.
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Air Products showcases liquid nitrogen technology
Air Products will present its Freshline® LIN-IS system at Foodex, a UK-based show for processing packaging and logistics between 30 th March-1 st April.
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Air Liquide broadens diabetes services
Air Liquide is expanding its range of home healthcare services in the Europe.
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Air Products launches STEM challenge
Air Products has partnered with The National Enterprise Challenge to deliver the ‘Air Products STEM Challenge’.
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C-Capture appoints new CEO
C-Capture, a UK-based designer of chemical processes for carbon dioxide removal, has appointed Tom White as its new CEO.
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Researchers develop hydrogen alarm
Tomsk Polytechnic University has joined forces with the University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague to develop new sensors based on optical fibre to ensure accurate detection of hydrogen molecules in the air.
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The world’s coolest Lego
What happens to Lego bricks if you chill them to the lowest possible temperature?
