Special Features

BOC South Pacific

Specialty gas outlook

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Air gases in oil and gas

AM-part-post-processing

Atmospheric gases

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Air gases – Cylinder considerations

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ISO Guide 34 and beyond

  • Specialty gas outlook

  • Air gases in oil and gas

  • Atmospheric gases

  • Air gases – Cylinder considerations

  • ISO Guide 34 and beyond

Interviews

Regional Markets

  • Europe

    Focus on Europe

    2019-03-04T11:11:00+00:00By , published in gasworld magazine

    In many ways, the timing for this month’s focus on the Europe market could not be more apt – growth forecasts in Europe have recently been released and the EU looks set to lose one of its members in the UK as ‘Brexit’ comes to fruition.

  • Xenon

    The rare gas market begins to stablize

    2019-03-01T14:58:00+00:00By Dick Betzendahl

    Rare gases had a good 2018. We saw a stabilization of prices for xenon, a slight decline in neon and a slight increase in krypton, but no wild swings as in many of the past years.

  • rocky-mountains

    The Rocky Mountains report

    2019-02-04T15:27:00+00:00By

    Our first US regional report of 2019 returns to the Rocky Mountains region, the smallest of the regional US markets but a robust and growing market with some notable developments chalked up over the last year.

Company Profiles

Columnists

  • Rob Cockerill - BW v1

    CO2 supply: The most important lesson, and still the simplest one

    2019-03-13T06:56:00+00:00By , Global Managing Editor

    For some, the carbon dioxide (CO2) shortages of 2018 in Europe and Mexico will live long in the memory. For the media and public at large, it was a ‘storm in a pint glass’. For many end-users it became a crisis in their operations.

  • Rob Cockerill - BW v1

    A whirlwind week in industrial gases

    2019-03-04T08:56:00+00:00By , Global Managing Editor

    ‘Whirlwind’ perfectly summed up the crossover week of February into March 2019 as a raft of M&A announcements ramped up throughout the week and essenially culminate in a new complexion on the global gases business.

  • art-waskey

    Creating open field success

    2019-03-01T16:25:00+00:00By Art Waskey

    A sales person claiming to be the top annual producer at his company approached me with his concern that he had “hit the wall.”  In his analysis of his current schedule, he did not see a pathway for continued growth.

Equipment Profiles

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