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FeaturesHexagon Agility
Hexagon Agility®, a business of Hexagon Composites, is a provider of clean fuel solutions for commercial vehicles and gas transportation solutions. At the heart of the California-based company’s product portfolio is its Mobile Pipeline® gas transportation modules, which all use Type IV composite cylinders to provide a high volume, lightweight, ...
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High-grade, low-cost helium for the US market
Blue Star Helium tells gasworld US Edition about the development of its Las Animas helium prospects in Colorado.
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Tex-Air Gas: The time for change has come
gasworld sits down with Joe Prowell, President of Tex-Air Gas.
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Right place, right time
Andrew Davidson, President and CEO of Royal Helium, sits down with gasworld to discuss its prime position in Saskatchewan, the Imperial Helium acquisition and its future plans.
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Semiconductors to party balloons
Andy Evans, Manager of Business Development and Marketing at FIBA Technologies, highlights the importance of impeccable helium transportation solutions amidst rising demands from global markets.
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A seismic shift that will forever change helium storage in the US
Total Helium strives to solidify the central US as a hub of global helium supply with its landmark storage project.
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Inside Saskatchewan’s helium action plan
Jim Reiter, Minister of Energy and Resources for the Saskatchewan Government, sits down with gasworld to discuss the province’s ambition to become a world-leading helium exporter for a more stable market
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GAWDA Seven Springs 2022 recap
gasworld looks back on the 2022 GAWDA Seven Springs Regional Meeting.
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Succeeding in hydrogen blending: A critical strand of the energy transition
How infrared combined with thermal conductivity analyser technology ensures calorific values are maintained – a critical strand of the energy transition, discussed by ABB.
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Hydrogen sulfide: A paradigm shift from waste to resource
Unlocking sour gas reserves for the hydrogen economy, by Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 consulting.
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Seven decades driving gas analysis: Servomex at 70
“We’ve got some really exciting things on the horizon. I can’t say too much but we’re really looking forward to the next few months and some game-changing technology,” explains Servomex President Andy Cowan, in an exclusive interview with gasworld’s Rob Cockerill to mark the company’s 70th anniversary.
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10 minutes with…Eric Streel (Orthodyne)
Take 10 minutes out with Eric Streel, Managing Director of Orthodyne, as he discusses what’s new with Orthodyne and trends in gas analysis.
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Business trends… …and their impact on strategy, growth and talent
Art Anderson explores the climate for business trends, now that the world is finally moving to a post-pandemic status, and what impact these are having on strategy, growth and talent.
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Innovative calibration strategies
Rroutine quality assurance and quality control of analysers for reactive trace gases, without the need for primary standards, requires innovative calibration strategies as Dr. Magdalena Hofmann, Senior Application Scientist at Picarro, explains to gasworld.
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Go with the flow: The importance of flow control and the arrival of an innovative new flow meter
Vögtlin talks flow control and explains why it was a case of going with the flow with the arrival of an innovative new flow meter. By Rob Cockerill.
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In focus…Gas chromatography and mass spectrometry
Anthony Wright takes a step into the world of gas chromatography and mass spectrometry, where it’s come from and where it’s heading.
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VICI Valco Instruments – 50 years of trace gas analysis
In 1968, at the age of 25, Stan Stearns founded VICI Valco Instruments to fulfill a need within the field of analytical chemistry for a new valve design. Though he had a machine shop make the valves, the Stearns living room was the epicentre of the business.
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Environics, Inc. – A higher level of accuracy in gas calibration
In 1986, Environics, Inc. was founded to fill a market need for a higher level of accuracy in gas calibration systems. Based on a groundbreaking development and using proprietary software they developed, the initial line of gas mixing, dilution and calibration systems was revealed, designed around the use of thermal ...
