Global Edition | Issue | Publication March 2016 Stories published in March 2016

Take 10 minutes out with Jeff Holyoak, Commercial Director of LNG and Cryogenics, Worthington Industries, who discusses the company’s acquisition of Taylor-Wharton’s global CryoScience business, the impact on the cryogenics industry, and where he sees...

Western Europe continues to bear the brunt of external economic headwinds. China’s slowing growth, coupled with ongoing global market volatility, is a cause for concern for Europe’s developed economies. Sustained political issues also take their...

Efficient to produce, ship, assemble and repair, the modular cylinder bundle is ‘green’ by default and considered by many to be the way forward in packaged gases.

Drivers and plant operation workers at Airgas have voted unanimously to authorize a strike in a secret ballot vote.

Concrete is the most widely used material in the world after water, but its production is the second largest emitter of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the world, responsible for three to five percent of total...

The element Xenon is a heavy, inert, noble gas discovered by William Ramsay and Morris Travers in London in 1898 after they fractionally distilled liquid air.

Scientists at Indiana University (IU) have created a highly efficient biomaterial that catalyzes the formation of hydrogen — one half of the “holy grail” of splitting H2O to make hydrogen and oxygen for fueling cheap...

With companies like FuelCell Energy, it’s easy to imagine the age of waste has come to an end.

Parker Bestobell Marine has developed a new range of high pressure, cryogenic valves which has been fully approved for use in the marine sector.

Its global range of leak detector solutions has been in operation since 1966, signifying 50 years of product development this year. Now, German manufacturing company Pfeiffer Vacuum has released its latest line of leak detectors...