Addressing hydrogen efficiency challenges with plasma
Introducing a competitive, efficient, low environmental impact means of producing green hydrogen, by Peter Keeley-Lopez, Senior Process Applications Engineer at Tetronics.
Introducing a competitive, efficient, low environmental impact means of producing green hydrogen, by Peter Keeley-Lopez, Senior Process Applications Engineer at Tetronics.
The thermodynamics of hydrogen liquefaction are well known, writes Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 consulting, but the equipment used in the liquefiers is still developing as the liquefiers scale up. Here, Harrison explores the current climate in...
Could the much-discussed ammonia economy ultimately overtake the hydrogen economy? Stephen B. Harrison ponders a pressing question in clean energies.
Evonik is committed to driving the transition of today’s conventional energy supply to a sustainable gas economy of tomorrow. The specialty chemical company explains how, here with gasworld, illustrating its vision of a sustainable gas economy...
Air separation units (ASUs) are at the heart of the industrial gases business. Towering structures with clean lines and vast lengths of piping, these mega-facilities are synonymous with the image of the industry, just like...
For several years now, there have been MRI scanners on the market that use a fraction of the helium of the more widely used helium-hungry scanners. Now fresh research into developing the proposition further has...
In the past year spending on healthcare, and on medical gases, has fallen, having climbed steeply as a response to tackling the Covid-19 crisis, writes Maura D. Garvey
After more than a century of trading, Earlbeck Gases has undergone a transition at the top in recent years, with Allison Earlbeck taking over from her father. Christian Annesley caught up with Earlbeck to explore...
Since its founding in a basement garage back in 2000, Airborne Labs International has witnessed significant growth. That garage belonged to the company’s founder and now its CEO, Don Pachuta, who has since moved operations...
DUNE, an argon-driven science experiment in South Dakota that’s linked up to a facility in Illinois, remains on track to start analyzing neutrino behavior later in the decade, writes Christian Annesley