US gases producer and distributor American Welding & Gas (AWG) has announced its buyout of Speed Industrial Gas, expanding its reach to Texan cities San Antonio, Taylor and Pleasanton.
Dutch cryotechnology company Stirling Cryogenics B.V (Stirling) has opened a new Nordic-centric office in Sweden.
Hamamatsu Photonics has completed its buyout of Danish NKT Photonics, expanding the Group’s reach in the semiconductor, quantum and medical fields.
Woodside has secured a $1bn loan to fund its Australia-based Scarborough Energy Project, which hopes to produce around eight million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per year.
Maryland-based welding company ESAB Corporation has signed an agreement to acquire the welding business of Linde Bangladesh.
No royalties are paid on 56% of gas exported from Australia including 73% of gas exported from Western Australia, according to the Australia Institute.
Ohio-based Worthington Enterprises has signed two definitive agreements with Hexagon Composites, one an acquisition and the other a sale, which will see the formation of a joint venture.
The first World Health Organization (WHO) Road to Oxygen Access meeting recently concluded in Dakar, Senegal, uniting 63 member states as well as UN agencies, non-governmental organisations, donors and academic experts.
National Grid plans to sell Grain LNG and National Grid Renewables – its US onshore renewables business – as part of a streamlined strategy focusing on networks.
Colorado-based Global Thermostat has been acquired by Zero Carbon Systems, a direct air capture (DAC) specialist that wants to have a million-tonne scale plant by around 2030.
