Global Edition | Issue | Publication January 2021 Stories published in January 2021

Gulf Cryo will procure, install and operate what it says will be the largest CO2 emissions capture plant in the Middle East, to be located in Saudi Arabia.

PAO NOVATEK and NLMK will cooperate on carbon capture, utilisation and storage solutions, hydrogen production technologies and the use of hydrogen as a clean-burning fuel, as part of a new partnership.

Worthington Industries has announced a price increase for its steel and aluminium cylinders, effective on all new orders shipping on or after 1st Feb (2021), or as contracts allow.

Global engineering and technology company Emerson has opened its brand-new Branson welding and assembly technologies global headquarters in Brookfield, Connecticut.

LNG Canada is managing a careful and gradual return to construction activities at its project site in Kitimat, following a considerable holiday workforce reduction in December due to Covid-19.

Hydrogen holds hope for many nations as they seek to implement the Paris Agreement and its decarbonisation targets. Pakistan has recognised the potential also. There are several properties that make hydrogen an excellent energy vector...

An EU-funded project developing and investigating the potential for large-scale cryogenic energy storage at refrigerated warehouses and food factories will hold a free webinar to share findings and results of this work in March.

Air Liquide UK Managing Director Lucía Sainz de Mier has been selected as the British Compressed Gases Association’s (BCGA) new National President, bringing global experience to the role.

The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has confirmed to gasworld that oxygen capacity in the UK “has been, and remains in place, to ramp up production levels significantly”.

TDK Corporation has launched the InvenSense TCE-11101, a miniaturised ultra-low power MEMS gas sensor platform for direct and accurate detection of CO2.