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FeaturesExpanding use of dry ice creates opportunities
Market trends, new technology, and environmental drivers have aligned to create new demands for dry ice and its production equipment. While industrial manufacturing (blast cleaning) continues to represent the largest share of the dry ice equipment market, growth in demand in other sectors, like food and beverage and agriculture, is ...
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Grass and gas
Facing challenges and realizing potential in the legalized cannabis industry, By Gary Jost of CO2 Testing Services
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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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Weldcoa expands training services
Weldcoa is hosting a series of training events through 2020, which began with the opportunity to develop a skill sets in specialty gas filling through classroom and hands-on instruction earlier this month.
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National service
All Safe Global CEO Matt Boettner explains his vision for a national network of cylinder requalification centers.
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Business not as usual – coronavirus’ impact
Readers of gasworld are a well-traveled lot, but not so much recently and for the months ahead. Many of you have scaled back or stopped travel commitments due to coronavirus (Covid-19), which has become the biggest story of 2020 as fast as it has spread across the world from China ...
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Paradigm shift
What is driving companies to use Fusion Coolant’s supercritical CO2 lubrication system?
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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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Compression technology
One of the top drivers in the compressed gas market in the 2020s is the growth of the cannabis concentrate market, projected to grow at a 17.8% CAGR through 2026, while the cannabis market as a whole is expected to grow by over 30% in the next three years.
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New sources onstream – more strategic sources needed
In the US merchant carbon dioxide (CO2) market, three new or expanded CO2 source plants came onstream in 2019 while other sources were idled or closed, shrinking the net gain from 2018 to less than 1%. One CO2 plant, delayed from 2019, will come on line in 2020, and no ...
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The Plains Report
Incorporating: Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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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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GAWDA Spring Management Conference preview
Over six hundred Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) members are expected to gather in Austin, Texas, next month for the 2020 Spring Management Conference (SMC).
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Welding hardgoods and gases revenue expected to improve through 2020
Welding growth is expected to improve in the first quarter (Q1) of 2020 with reacceleration this year, according to the latest Baird/gasworld Q4 2019 Welding and Industrial Gas Survey and Fabrication Channel Checks.
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CGA 107th Annual Meeting preview
The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) will hold our 107th Annual Meeting at the Royal Sonesta New Orleans hotel in the heart of New Orleans’ vibrant and historic French Quarter on April 26-29. We invite all employees of CGA member companies to join us for this one-of-a-kind event.
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Building for the future
A roundtable discussion with CGA President and CEO Rich Gottwald, Vice-President of Technical and Regulatory Affairs Rich Craig, and Vice-President of Operations and Administration Laura Brumsey.
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How Chart is leading in aerospace applications
For the last several years, the aerospace market has been revived with new developments and applications. Launching rockets has become headline news again as technology has led to the use of reusable rockets that lower the cost per launch and make space accessible to everyone.
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NASA outlines the vital role of cryogenics
The most powerful rocket in history is being built and tested by NASA to send American astronauts back to the Moon, through the Artemis program.
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The LUX-ZEPLIN Project moves ahead and down under
It is estimated that dark matter makes up about 27% of the universe and identifying its building blocks is one of the highest priorities of modern physics. The LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) project at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) in Lead, South Dakota, is designed to detect the long-theorized dark matter ...
