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In 2020, for over 38 consecutive weeks, Weldcoa’s Gas Masters Team remotely trained and shared industry specific concepts related to fill plant operations to over 2,200 unique registrants in 11 different countries. In total, Weldcoa delivered 70 live webinars between April and December last year. 
LifeGuard Technologies as appointed Marty Doyle as General Manager, Ireland.
Emerson has unveiled its new Branson™ GMX-20MA ultrasonic metal spot welder.
Air Products has received the 2020 Best Social Responsibility Brand Award at the 10th China Charity Festival award ceremony, held in Shanghai last week (28th-29th Jan).
One of the first major investments by Nippon Gases Europe upon completing its purchase of the Praxair Gases Europe business in December 2018, was the construction of a £9.5m ($12.1m) carbon dioxide (CO2) import and...
Turn the clock back 12 months and the dry ice business was one of the hot topic growth spots for the gases industry and an area of cool optimism against a backdrop of lingering CO2...
Refinery operators were already facing mounting challenges in 2019: declining demand for gasoline and diesel in some markets, new and very efficient capacity coming on-stream and increasing regulatory requirements, to name a few. Then, 2020...
A growing number of national governments and energy companies, including Shell1, have announced net-zero-emission ambitions. Although renewable electricity is expanding rapidly, without low-carbon hydrogen as a clean-burning, long-term storable, energy-dense fuel, a net-zero goal is...
Here we are, deep into the Covid-19 infection, which has in some ways helped some industries and crippled others. When thinking of carbon dioxide (CO2) sources and activities this year, I projected growth among many...
Carbon dioxide capture from emissions sources will increase by several orders of magnitude between now and 2050, as the world decarbonises fossil fuel usage. Much of that captured carbon dioxide (CO2) will be sent underground...
