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NewsLake Shore Cryotronics acquires Janis Research Laboratory Cryogenics business
Lake Shore Cryotronics has acquired Janis Research’s Laboratory Cryogenics business — a move that unites two of the world’s leading providers of cryogenic and material characterisation solutions for low-temperature research.
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High-pressure solutions
Grown out of a family home in Munich, Germany, Bauer Compressors Inc. has experienced a whirlwind of a journey to end up with a US base and over 75 years of experience in manufacturing reliable and durable arrays of high-pressure compressors.
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Large-scale helium plant now operational in China
China has opened its first large-scale helium plant in an effort to reduce its reliance on US imports, the South China Morning Post reported this morning.
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NASA to launch helium-filled, football stadium-sized balloon into space
NASA is planning to send a cutting-edge 8.4 foot telescope into the stratosphere carried by a helium-filled balloon the size of a football stadium.
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Kornbluth: helium shortage over “for an extended period of time”
Helium expert Phil Kornbluth said he does not expect there to be a future helium shortage “for an extended period of time” in the final instalment of gasworld’s three-part Bandwidth in Your Business webinar series, powered by gasworld TV and sponsored by Anova.
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Irkutsk Oil to sell helium to Uniper
East Siberian oil producer Irkutsk Oil will sell helium to German energy company Uniper as part of a new deal.
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Renergen: Virginia project could supply entire world’s helium demand for six decades
Renergen believes its Virginia Gas Project in South Africa’s Free State has the potential to supply the entire world’s helium demand for decades.
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Tumbleweed Midstream quadruples production at helium plant
Tumbleweed Midstream, LLC has secured three new long-term gathering and processing agreements that have quadrupled helium production at its Ladder Creek Helium Plant in eastern Colorado, US.
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Renergen and Total sign agreement
Renergen today said it has signed an agreement with Total South Africa for the joint marketing and distribution of LNG through Total’s service stations.
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DME anticipates drill depth of 2790ft for first helium well
Desert Mountain Energy (DME) yesterday commenced drilling of its first helium well in Arizona’s Holbrook Basin.
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BOC South Pacific: Understanding the uses of helium
Did you know that BOC South Pacific’s helium refinery in Darwin, Australia is the only one in the Southern Hemisphere?
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Amur GPP construction project reaches 61.9%
Construction of Gazprom’s Amur Gas Processing Plant (GPP) is currently at 61.9%, the global energy company said yesterday.
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Desert Mountain Energy engages drilling contractor
Desert Mountain Energy has engaged Southwest Regional drilling contractor Drake Well Service to drill the initial two wells of its upcoming helium drill programme in Arizona’s Holbrook Basin.
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Pfeiffer Vacuum launches new technology
Pfeiffer Vacuum has launched a new ultra-fast and accurate helium and hydrogen sniffer leak detector.
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Blue Star Helium: 3 Bcf prospective helium resource
Blue Star Helium has a prospective helium resource of three billion cubic feet (Bcf) for its two prospects in Colorado, US, the Australian exploration company said today.
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Royal Helium commences helium exploration program
Royal Helium has commenced a triaxial magnetometer survey over the Climax Helium Project in southern Saskatchewan, Canada.
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SIAD supplies CNRS with liquid helium
Vital research has continued at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in France thanks to a constant supply of liquid helium from SIAD.
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Desert Mountain Energy receives permits
Desert Mountain Energy has received drill permits for the initial two holes in its planned helium exploration programme in Arizona’s Holbrook Basin.
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Alberta responds to “soaring” helium interest
With the global demand for helium on the rise, industry interest in exploring Alberta’s helium potential is quickly gaining momentum.
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UArizona invention could help coronavirus patients breathe easier
Researchers at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson have invented a new respiratory-assist device (RAD) that provides fast, safe relief to those experiencing difficulty breathing amid coronavirus (Covid-19).
