All Japan articles – Page 11
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NewsAir Liquide buys land for “future innovation”
Air Liquide Japan could soon be investing in added research and development (R D) opportunities as it has completed the acquisition of a parcel of land in Japan and set it aside for “future innovation development.”
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The industrial gas world in 2017 – Part 4
As 2016 draws to a close, gas world looks ahead at what projects, plants and developments we can expect to see in the industrial gas business in 2017. Here you can find gas world’s edited highlights, from the Asia-Pacific region.
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Tohoku selects Toshiba’s hydrogen technology
Toshiba Corporation’s energy supply system has been chosen by Tohoku Electric Power Co. to support a two-year power management study in which it will evaluate hydrogen (H 2 ) in overcoming fluctuations from renewable sources.
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Air Water reinforces CO2 supply in Japan
Air Water Carbonic Inc. has completed the construction of a new plant in Kawasaki which the company claims will “reinforce a stable supply” of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) and dry ice throughout Japan.
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Regional markets – Focus on North Pacific Rim
Fluctuations in China’s economy have been making headlines in the North Pacific Rim region – and the wider world – for much of 2016, such is the significance of its prosperity both locally and globally. Once rampant growth has throttled back as China’s economic activity has ebbed. Growth in 2015 ...
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Toshiba divulges plans for new hydrogen application centre
Toshiba Corporation is constructing a new hydrogen (H 2 ) application centre at its Fuchu complex in western Tokyo.
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Toyota forms new in-house company
Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) has made plans to establish an in-house venture company responsible for developing electric vehicles.
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Air Liquide to open first H2 station in Kobe, Japan
Air Liquide Japan has announced plans to open the first public hydrogen (H 2 ) station in the central Japanese city of Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture.
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Toyota unveils Japan hydrogen bus plans
Japanese automaker Toyota has revealed plans to begin selling fuel cell-powered buses in its home country from early 2017
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Excimer laser sales grow as neon supply stabilises
The number of excimer laser units sold for use with semiconductor lithography started to show steady growth last year due to the recovery in neon (Ne) supply.
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Iwatani creates Hydrogen Division under company restructure
Japanese industrial gas business Iwatani Corporation has opened a new business division dedicated to hydrogen (H 2 ) as part of an organisation restructure.
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World’s largest H2 energy system study commences
A joint, government-supported study of the world’s largest hydrogen (H 2 ) energy system by Iwatani Corporation, Toshiba Corporation and Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc. has commenced.
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Double-digit growth for TNSC in full-year financials
Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) has released its fiscal 2016 financial results after all companies and associated subsidiaries under the TNSC umbrella changed their fiscal year end from 31 st December to 31 st March, resulting in a 15-month transitional accounting period.
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First CCS demonstration project in Japan starts up
Japan CCS (JCCS), a carbon capture and storage (CCS) investigation company headquartered in Tokyo, has been finalising the commercialisation of its technology for the separation, capture, transportation and underground storage of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), as well as R D and trials.
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Iwatani inaugurates new cylinder filling station
Iwatani Corporation has held an inauguration ceremony to mark the official completion of its newly integrated cylinder filling station – the Iwatani Amagasaki Gas Centre.
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TNSC develops cooling neon-based turbo refrigerator
Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) has developed a turbo-Brayton refrigerator, termed the NeoKelvin®-Turbo 10kW, which can cool high-temperature superconducting power applications at -200ºC by using neon (Ne) gas as the working fluid.
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Toshiba unveils largest electrolysis H2 system
Toshiba Corporation, a multinational Japanese conglomerate, has unveiled Japan’s largest alkaline water electrolysis hydrogen (H 2 ) production system.
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Popularity of CA shipping on the rise in Japan
The number of nitrogen (N 2 ) filled containers sailing across the Pacific Ocean has increased recently, with the sustainability of fresh fruit and vegetables during shipping processes becoming a hot topic in Japan.
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H2 inhalation research shows promise in Japanese hospitals
Clinical research for ‘hydrogen inhalation therapy’ in more than 10 hospitals across Japan has proved it can help patients who have suffered from cardiac arrests.
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Air Products brings first H2 station on-stream in Japan
Tier One player, Air Products, has successfully brought its first retail hydrogen (H 2 ) refuelling station on-stream in Tokyo, Japan.
