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

Leading gas sensing technology company Gaslab has released its new wall-mounted low-oxygen safety monitor that adds new sensing capabilities.

Following on from last week’s webinar, part two of gasworld TV’s two-part series saw Aquila Triventek, Carbonic Solutions, and Atlas Copco engage in discussions around the expanding CO2 industry.

The Senko iGAS personal CO2 monitor is a compact and affordable solution to carbon dioxide (CO2) detection on-the-go.

Linde employees have delivered another quarter of ‘record breaking’ financial results, according to CEO Steve Angel, reported in the company’s quarter two (Q2) financial results published today (30th July).

CarbonFree has joined forces with engineering construction company Flour to help manufacturer its carbon-to-value technology.

New regulations brought in by the Australian Government today (July 30) will see the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) support next generation technologies, such as clean hydrogen and carbon capture and storage, to reduce emissions...

Industrial gas giant Air Liquide has announced plans to build a plant to produce renewable hydrogen by electrolysis. Located in Oberhausen, Germany, the first phase of the project will see operations beginning in early 2023...

One of the projects to win support from the Hungarian government is the ‘Aquamarine’ project, a hydrogen plant in an underground gas storage facility owned by Hungarian Gas Storage Ltd that will see a Diaphragm...

Multi-award-winning single malt Scotch whisky giant Glenfiddich has become the first global spirits brand to use its own distillation residue as biofuel for its delivery fleet.

An international research team, known as SECURe (Subsurface Evaluation of CCS and Unconventional Risks), has published recommendations on key risk mitigation strategies, thereby advancing current knowledge of how best to manage carbon dioxide (CO2) storage...