Joanna Sampson
Joanna Sampson is the Senior News Journalist at gasworld. Having joined gasworld in July 2017, Jo is responsible for international news and exclusives across the website and reporting from a number of regional conferences and events.
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- joanna.sampson@gasworld.com
- News
C-Capture receives accreditation from BP
Technology by CO2 removal specialist C-Capture has been successfully awarded accreditation under the BP 2020 Advancing Low Carbon accreditation programme.
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Scottish ferries move towards a cleaner fuel alternative
Scottish ferry owner Caledonian Maritime Assets has placed an order for two innovative LNG bunkering facilities.
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Peak Scientific remains open amid coronavirus
Laboratory gas generation specialist Peak Scientific is ensuring continuity of service to all its customers during the coronavirus crisis.
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A-Gas urges government to recognise industry
Specialty chemical and gases management expert A-Gas is calling on the UK Government to recognise the role of the HVACR industry in providing critical support during the coronavirus pandemic.
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ExxonMobil joins GCMI to expedite medical innovation for PPE
ExxonMobil and the Global Center for Medical Innovation (GCMI) today said they have initiated multi-sector and joint development projects to rapidly redesign and manufacture reusable personal protection equipment for healthcare workers, such as face shields and masks, which are in short supply as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The IIR launches new website
The International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) has launched a brand new website to provide user-friendly access to the most relevant information in refrigeration.
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Liquid nitrogen tanker catches fire
A tanker containing 38,000 litres of liquid nitrogen caught fire on the M5 near to Taunton Dean Services, Somerset, UK on Monday night.
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NASA leadership assesses mission impacts of coronavirus
To protect the health and safety of its workforce as the US responds to coronavirus, NASA has completed the first assessment of work underway across all missions, projects and programs.
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Linde increasing oxygen production
Linde is increasing its oxygen production amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Vodka made from captured CO2
Carbon dioxide and vodka: not two words you would usually hear in a sentence, but a New York company has made vodka from captured carbon dioxide as a profitable way to capture and reuse greenhouse gases.
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Shell pulls out of LNG project
Shell has pulled out of a major US LNG project to convert an existing import terminal in Lake Charles, Louisiana to an export facility, citing “current market conditions”.
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Siemens makes its AM Network available to global medical community
In response to the ongoing global health crisis caused by the outbreak of coronavirus (Covid-19), Siemens is making its Additive Manufacturing (AM) Network along with its 3D printers, available to the global medical community to speed design and production of medical components.
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Nippon Gases updates on operations amid coronavirus
Japanese industrial gas company Nippon Gases has issued updates on its operations in Italy, Spain and Scandinavia amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus: Global update
Updates from gasworld on the spread of coronavirus around the world, the restrictions placed on travel and trade, events status, and notable industry impacts.
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Leybold celebrates 170th birthday
In 1850, businessman Ernst Leybold laid the foundations for a company in Cologne today known as Leybold – and the vacuum specialist is celebrating 170 years of business in 2020.
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Packaged gas tracking technologies
When Jack T. Butler was in his twenties and working the night shift at his Pittsburgh-based family business, Butler Gas Products, he was asked by a friendly competitor visiting the site, “Where are all your empties?” Butler didn’t know exactly, so he asked his father, Jack A. Butler, founder of ...
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In focus… Cylinder valves and regulators
In an industry where safety and reliability are of critical importance, the correct regulators and valves are vital to help keep gases under control, with unwanted mixtures and accidental contaminations potentially leading to serious health and safety and environmental issues.
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The sweet spot in cylinders
Cylinder design and manufacturing technology has evolved dramatically to support new markets and market demands over the years, and diversified metals manufacturing company Worthington has been at the forefront of innovating gas and liquid containment.
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Cold Jet revolutionizes dry ice blast cleaning
Joanna Sampson reports on the introduction of the Aero2 Series.
