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gasworld US Edition

gasworld US edition is a monthly publication that reports on and supports the industrial gas business in North America. Reaching 4,000 industrial gas professionals, with a third of those being CEOs, presidents, or vice-presidents, we truly are the industry’s go-to publication for all the latest news, interviews and market intelligence across this region.

Our experienced journalists and expert Editorial Advisory Board ensure we’re able to give our subscribers the most accurate and up-to-date news and insight. This includes the “Specialty Gas Zone” – a quarterly addition to our US magazine that focuses on specialty gases among North American gas distributors.

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Rob Cockerill, Global Content Director
rob.cockerill@gasworld.com

Christian Annesley, US Editor
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Jonny Ridd, Global Head of Sales
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Oliver Watson, US Account Executive
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Matt Titheridge, Head of Subscriptions
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Tel: +44 1872 225031

Latest Issue
Issue gasworld US Edition, Vol 62, No 03 (March) – Cryogenics issue

Of all the applications for cryogenic gases, perhaps the most extraordinary lies its crucial use by NASA for space flight and for Moon landings. This month, we talk cryogenics with the world’s most-famous government agency.
Issue gasworld US Edition, Vol 62, No 02 (February) – Air gases & medical issue

Making air gases is an industry with lots of established infrastructure, with ASUs across every corner of the region. What is the potential to boost argon production in this slow-moving space?
Issue gasworld US Edition, Vol 62, No 01 (January) – New trends issue

One growth market in carbon dioxide lies in concrete andcement production. It is a development that sees CO₂ sequestered in new concrete and strengthening it. Alternatives to cement are also landing, to further decarbonize construction.
Issue gasworld US Edition, Vol 61, No 12 (December) – Food & beverage issue

Food and beverage is a huge consumer of carbon dioxide, but there is always change to navigate. With a growing number of smaller brewers now recycling their CO₂ from fermentation, brewing is one end-market that...
Issue gasworld US Edition, Vol 61, No 11 (November) – Clean fuels issue

Clean fuels are crucial to the energy transition. Some are established, like LNG, while others are a work in progress. Clean hydrogen is crucial as we look ahead, and there’s an emerging opportunity in drilling...
Issue gasworld US Edition, Vol 61, No 10 (October) – Helium issue

On the cover of this issue, history will be made in November when the bidding opens on the sell-off of the Federal Helium System. The impending sale adds an extra dimension to an already striking...
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