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News1,000 hydrogen trucks and infrastructure by 2025
Air Liquide yesterday unveiled plans for 1,000 hydrogen-powered zero emission trucks and 25 hydrogen stations on the roads connecting the Netherlands, Belgium and West Germany by 2025.
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Pfeiffer Vacuum celebrates 130th birthday
German vacuum pumps manufacturer Pfeiffer Vacuum is celebrating 130 years of business.
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Messer doubles sales in 2019
Family run industrial gas company Messer has today announced that it doubled its sales in 2019 to approximately €2.8bn, compared to the previous year.
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Changes made to HOYER Advisory Board
Transport and logistics service provider HOYER Group has announced Hans-Christian Sievers, formerly Chairman of the Executive Board of HELM AG, as a new member of its Advisory Board.
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HTK Hamburg GmbH
Gases, especially technical gases, are in use both day and night – literally everywhere. They play a decisive role in almost all industrial sectors and the role of gas analysis and control is, therefore, just as fundamental. For more than 40 years, HTK Hamburg has been striving to meet these ...
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Marken adds cryogenic storage services
Supply chain provider Marken today said it will double the space of its GMP facility in Frankfurt to further expand its frozen room storage capabilities in anticipation of the Covid-19 vaccine and storage needs.
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Pfeiffer Vacuum launches new gas analysers
German vacuum pumps manufacturer Pfeiffer Vacuum has launched its two newest gas analysers, the OmniStar® and the ThermoStar®.
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Exclusive: An interview with Sunfire GmbH
Solid oxide electrolysis, high temperature electrolysis, high efficiency electrolysis – they all mean precisely the same thing. At least, that’s the view of Nils Aldag, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Sunfire in Dresden.
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RWE and German LNG Terminal explore hydrogen opportunities
German electric utilities company RWE and German LNG Terminal, the joint venture developing Germany’s first LNG terminal, have signed an agreement to jointly explore hydrogen opportunities.
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Volkswagen uses first LNG-powered car freighter
For the first time, German automaker Volkswagen Group is transporting 4,800 vehicles from Europe to North and Central America on a car freighter powered by LNG.
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German biogas project progresses
The biogaspartner project, a collaboration of industry partners in the biomethane industry and the Deutsche Engergie-Agentur, has built a new biogas pipeline that can bundle the raw biogas supplies of up to 48 biogas plants across Germany.
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Hannover Messe Digital Days to premiere next month
For the first time in its 73-year history, Hannover Messe will hold a two-day digital event next month based around the key theme of industrial transformation.
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Witt launches new gas non-return valves
Gas technology manufacturer Witt has launched a new generation of gas non-return valves that enables plant engineers to build smaller and more efficient systems.
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Bilfinger and Greeen Solutions to expand LNG station network
German engineering firms Bilfinger and Green Solutions will establish a comprehensive LNG filling station network for trucks as part of a new partnership.
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Messer wins award
Messer has been announced as a winner of the Axia Best Managed Companies Award 2020.
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Resato Intenational: From hydraulics to hydrogen mobility
Hydrogen mobility is growing rapidly, but what industries are well placed to migrate into hydrogen mobility? Stephen B. Harrison learns more about this opportunity, in an exclusive interview for gasworld with Resato International.
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Herose sees increase in demand
Herose GmbH has been working at full speed to meet an increased demand for its products amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Linde to deliver oxygen to makeshift German hospital
Linde will deliver vital medical oxygen to a pop-up hospital at an airfield providing support for nearly 200 coronavirus patients near Munich, Germany.
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Bosch: Carbon neutrality will be achieved by end of 2020
Despite the challenges of the current coronavirus pandemic, Bosch is continuing with its systematic pursuit of ambitious climate goals.
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Bosch develops rapid coronavirus test
German auto supplier and technology company Bosch has developed a rapid coronavirus test which it intends to produce more than a million of this year, increasing to three million next year.
