Tex-Air’s lessons from building a helium transfill plant
Molly Burgess reconnects with father-son duo Joe and Jim Prowell at Tex-Air to find out how their independent helium transfill plant is shaping up one year in – and where it’s headed next
Tex-Air is gearing up for the next chapter in its growth. One year after commissioning its helium transfill plant, the independent, Amarillo-based company is now laying the groundwork for phase two.
“Our next venture will allow us to fill liquid helium dewars,” Joe Prowell, President of Tex-Air, tells gasworld. “It should come to life in the next six months, and while I can’t share too much now we’re already thinking beyond this next phase of growth.”
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