All Japan articles – Page 12
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NewsIwatani’s H2 infrastructure development continues
Japanese industrial gas company, Iwatani Corporation, has completed yet another hydrogen (H 2 ) refuelling station as part of its plan to rollout a comprehensive H 2 infrastructure in the North Pacific rim country.
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Air Water reports flat financials despite economy woes
Air Water Inc. has released its full-year financials, ending on 31 st March 2016, in which the corporation managed to stay afloat amid the current economic slowdown in China.
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Hydrogen infrastructure behind schedule in Japan
According to The Gas Review, only 36 commercial hydrogen (H 2 ) stations had been opened in Japan at the end of January, despite originally indicating that the figure would stand at 81.
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Remote ASU plant monitoring system from Air Water
Air Water Inc., a Japanese industrial gas corporation, has introduced a Remote Control Support System which will centrally monitor around 230 of its on-site facilities, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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TNSC and JFE Steel in JV ASU upgrade
Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) will supply on-site gas to JFE Steel from October 2017 in a newly-formed joint venture (JV).
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Another H2 station contracted in Iwatani’s rollout plan
The Tohoku region in Japan is the next area in the North Pacific rim country to get its first hydrogen (H 2 ) refuelling station, as part of Iwatani’s extensive rollout plan.
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MHI CO2 capture unit contracted in Japan
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) has been awarded a contract to supply Nippon Ekitan Corporation, a group company of Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC), with a carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) capture unit for its liquid CO 2 production facility.
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The CCS Conundrum
The Coal Utilization Research Council (CURC) and Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) today released a study titled “Analysis of Options for Funding Large Pilot Scale Testing of Advanced Fossil-Based Power Generation Technologies with Carbon Capture.”
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NEL in study for large-scale H2 production
NEL ASA, the first dedicated hydrogen (H 2 ) company on the Oslo Stock Exchange, has initiated a feasibility study to figure out the potential for large-scale H 2 production in Norway, which can be exported to the European and Japanese markets.
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TNSC Q3 profit up due to growth in US and Asia
Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) has released its financial results for the first three quarters of fiscal year 2015, in which weak sales in Japan were offset by M A activities in the US and Asian industrial gas industry.
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Iwatani extends H2 station opening hours
Iwatani, a Japanese industrial gas company, has announced extended opening hours of its hydrogen (H 2 ) refuelling stations due to increased customer usage.
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Hydrogen plan unveiled for forklifts in Japan
An amalgamation of Japanese industry leaders has announced the beginning of a public-private partnership to test an end-to-end low-carbon hydrogen (H 2 ) supply chain, aiming to use H 2 produced from renewable energy to power forklifts.
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Iwatani completes 16th H2 refuelling station in Japan
The Iwatani Corporation has completed another hydrogen (H 2 ) refuelling station in Japan, bringing its total ownership to 16 across the North Pacific rim country.
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New applications breathe fresh air into Japanese life
The Gas Review outlines several key applications where industrial gases are starting to be used in day-to-day life in Japan.
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Personnel reshuffle at Air Liquide Japan
Air Liquide Japan (ALJ) has announced a new Director and Chairman of the board as part of the Tier One company’s recent regional shuffling of its worldwide management.
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TNSC renames subsidiary and makes it direct affiliate
Taiyo Nippon Sanso (TNSC) has transformed its Indian subsidiary, Matheson K-Air India (K-Air), into its direct affiliate through direct investments, and has officially renamed the company Taiyo Nippon Sanso K-Air India (TNSK).
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First in Japan: H2 refuelling stations attached to convenience stores
In a first for Japan, Iwatani Corporation has opened several hydrogen (H 2 ) refuelling stations which are linked to the nationwide convenience stores, Seven-Eleven.
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Dearman to exhibit at Japan’s Green Tech Forum
Dearman, the technology company focused on cold and power, has been selected as one of five companies to participate in the UK Green Tech Forum, taking place this week in Osaka, Japan.
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Iwatani completes Japan’s first airport H2 refuelling station
Iwatani Corporation has completed the first hydrogen (H 2 ) refuelling station to be installed in a Japanese airport.
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Taiyo Nippon Sanso invests in US company SulfaTrap
Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) has invested in US company SulfaTrap LLC, who are engaged in the development of desulphurisation sorbents.
