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FeaturesSupply challenges in the biofuels industry
The biofuels industry is the most significant sector of the US carbon dioxide (CO2) supply chain, as a function of the number of operating CO2 plants using this by-product feedstock. On a plant percentage basis versus other source types, ethanol (biofuels) represent over 40% of this grand total; therefore, ethanol ...
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Central McGowan grows its CO2 Solutions business
With headquarters in St. Cloud, Minnesota, Central McGowan is a diversified independent distributor of industrial, medical and food and beverage gases; welding equipment and supplies; and dry ice. It is also a FANUC-authorized system integrator of custom automation and robotic solutions with systems implemented in the Midwest, on both coasts, ...
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Ensuring indoor CO2 safety for plant growers
CO2Meter stresses the importance of CO2 safety education for growers, farmers, cultivators and public officials in the agriculture space.
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New and developing CO2 applications
Carbon dioxide (CO2) applications are key to true market growth, despite how some gas companies have grown via acquiring business which competitors once enjoyed. Companies either bid to win, or keep the status quo, which has resulted in little more than price reductions and no real gain in the bottom ...
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10 minutes with… Mike Arcieri
Take 10 minutes out with Mike Arcieri, of Weldship Corporation, as he discusses what products and services the company offers for the carbon dioxide market, what’s driving business and the best piece of advice he’s ever received.
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10 minutes with… Eduardo Gil Elejoste
Take 10 minutes out with Eduardo Gil Elejoste, President of Nippon Gases Europe, as he discusses Nippon Gases Europe’s first year in business, his industry background and what growth opportunities he sees in Europe.
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An introduction to… Industry 4.0 cylinder bundles
For technical and medical gases, remote monitoring is already and widely applied to fixed cryogenic vessels. On the contrary, remote monitoring of compressed storages has not been so widespread until now, as it requires more complex and expensive solutions which can often supply worse or limited outcomes.
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Coronavirus: A reminder of the benefits of digitisation
As businesses and leaders, the time is now to trust, empower and embolden our people, and to unlock and leverage the innovative technologies available to us, writes Rob Cockerill.
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10 minutes with…Dr. Werner Ponikwar
Just south of Munich is a suburb where Carl von Linde began his work to develop refrigeration cyclesIn this location today stands The Linde Group’s business, engineering and technical complex at Pullachseveral leading members of the Linde Hydrogen FuelTech team. gas world spoke exclusively to one such individual, Dr. Werner ...
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10 minutes with…Laurent Carme
McPhy is an example of a company managing the transformation in hydrogen as it prepares for a profitable future with a purpose, as Stephen B. Harrison discovered in an exclusive interview for gasworld.
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Hydrogen mobility
At a time when the UK Government has pledged that greenhouse gas emissions will reach ‘net zero’ by 2050, the need for new sustainable energy sources is ever more urgent.
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How industry restructuring is impacting transportation
KAG Merchant Gas, formally comprised of Cryogenic Transportation LLC and Jack B. Kelley LLC, has the largest for-hire cryogenic trailer fleet in the industry. With its vast network of facilities and terminals throughout North America, the company is committed to meeting the transportation needs of its industrial gas (IG) industry ...
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What do they do, how do they work?
Helium and nitrogen dewar manufacturer Cryofab explains the technology behind its products.
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Realising high hopes for hydrogen
It’s exciting times for the hydrogen economy, but governments and industry will need to make bold decisions and change perceptions if hydrogen is to become the much- hyped clean energy carrier of the future – complementing electricity in decarbonising energy systems.
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Green hydrogen
Ilona Dickschas from Siemens Gas and Power explains why green hydrogen is key to a carbon-free future.
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Going green in Germany
Putting a century of expertise into practice with hydrogen as a transport fuel, by Stephen B. Harrison.
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Tips on recruiting and training for specialty gas positions
The specialty gases segment is one of few markets that has shown resilience during periods of recession and has become an attractive growth path for packaged gases businesses, both large and small alike.
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Wystrach: Worldwide gas storage solutions
On the road, in food production, in hospitals, or at an event: Wystrach products are in use every day, and in a wide range of places. International market leaders as well as innovative start-ups alike trust in the quality made by Wystrach.
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Moving to ERP systems
The use of the term ‘ERP’ (Enterprise Resource Planning) can get some senior executives and business owners a little nervous. Some recall the implementation failures during ERP’s early days, or the lower than expected returns on the investment (ROI) for some of their peers.
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Improving efficiency, production and storage
Solutionwerks offers advice for better operations at cryogenic and adsorption air separation plants, part 2.
