All Germany articles – Page 10
-
NewsAlstom to supply “world’s largest fleet of fuel cell trains”
Alstom has won a €500m ($557.3m) contract to supply the “world’s largest fleet of fuel cell trains” to the Fahma rolling stock subsidiary of Rhine-Main transport authority RMV.
-
News
Germany’s 70th hydrogen station opens
A new hydrogen station was opened in Germany last Friday (10 th May), bringing the total amount of public hydrogen stations in the country to 70.
-
News
Linde reports encouraging results
In its first quarter as one company since satisfying regulatory requirements on 1 st March, Linde plc today released its Q1 2019 results.
-
News
Messer reports 2018 financials
Celebrating 120 years in business and taking over the majority of Linde’s activities in the US are two 2018 highlights from the Messer Group.
-
News
Axpo and German LNG Terminal sign agreement
A critical milestone has been reached this week as Swiss-based international energy trading company Axpo and German LNG Terminal GmbH signed a Heads of Agreement for a long-term capacity contract for the LNG terminal in Brunsbüttel, northern Germany. This is an important step towards achieving the final investment decision for ...
-
News
Witt highlights technology for economical use of helium
Gas mixtures with helium are suitable for leak-testing of safety-critical components but helium gas is expensive. Witt’s modern gas technology makes it possible to reduce helium consumption, resulting in the lowering the costs.
-
News
Germany’s 64th hydrogen station opens
H2 Mobility Deutschland and its shareholders Shell and Air Liquide have jointly opened Germany’s 64 th hydrogen station in Fürth, Bavaria.
-
News
Atlas Copco acquires Bold & Cichos
Atlas Copco has acquired German compressor distributor Bold Cichos.
-
Features
The missing link in the hydrogen economy?
Hydrogenious Technologies is driving LOHC technology globally, as Rob Cockerill learns from an interview with founder and CEO Daniel Teichmann.
-
Features
Mehrer Compression
Mehrer Compression GmbH is one of the leading manufacturers of oil-free piston and diaphragm compressors worldwide. For 130 years the company from Southern Germany has been setting standards in gas and air compression.
-
News
Bosch and PowerCell to produce fuel cells
Bosch has signed an agreement with PowerCell Sweden to jointly mass produce hydrogen fuel cells for the automotive segment.
-
News
Rhine-Main region unveils H2 economy plans
The Rhine-Main metropolitan region is set to construct a hydrogen economy in order to reduce emissions across all energy sectors.
-
News
Messer to construct argon plant
Messer is expanding its position in Slovakia with a €10m investment in the construction of a new argon plant in the country.
-
News
Leybold to present new technology at IFFA
Vacuum specialist Leybold will present its new Novadry vacuum pump series at the international trade fair for the meat industry IFFA in Frankfurt next month.
-
News
Registration open for Schweissen & Schneiden 2021
Registration for the world’s leading trade fair for joining, cutting and surfacing is now open.
-
News
H2 Mobility opens new H2 stations
Germany is moving closer to its target of 100 hydrogen stations by the end of 2019 with the opening of two new stations in Bayreuth and Berg in the district of Hof.
-
News
GET H2 to launch hydrogen infrastructure
Using hydrogen to advance the energy transition is the goal of the GET H2 initiative.
-
News
Merck wins Versum Materials takeover battle
Merck has won the takeover battle of electronic materials company Versum Materials, Inc. with a reported $6.4bn offer.
-
News
EWM AG expands in France
EWM AG, a German manufacturer of arc welding technology, has opened a location in the city out Tours, France. The facility opened on 4 th April (2019).
-
News
Linde completes cash merger squeeze out
Linde plc today said its subsidiary Linde Aktiengeselschaft (Linde AG) has completed the merger squeeze-out of all its minority shares for a cash consideration of €189 ($213) per share.
