Global Edition | Issue | Publication March 2018 Stories published in March 2018

Shell and ITM Power have today opened the UK’s first ‘under the canopy’ hydrogen (H2) refuelling station at Beaconsfield Services in Buckinghamshire.

Linde LLC will showcase three new technologies to improve the quality of metal additive manufacturing at RAPID + TCT 2018 in Texas next month.

Just four weeks from now, and key stakeholders in the hydrogen business will be gathered together under the same roof at the Beurs Van Berlage hotel in Amsterdam to discuss the evolution – and future...

According to The Gas Review, on 22nd February, Taiyo Nippon Sanso (TNSC) concluded an agreement through its US affiliate Matheson Tri-Gas with Gazprom to import and distribute helium (He) of Russian origin as the first...

Safety and survey equipment manufacturer, Coltraco Ultrasonics Limited, has been shortlisted for two awards.

Air Liquide and integrated energy and chemical company Sasol have today officially inaugurated the world’s largest oxygen (O2) production plant in South Africa.

A team of Scottish-based scientists are developing a new system to produce hydrogen (H2) from solar energy.

The UK hydrogen (H2) industry is to take a significant step forward thanks to a multimillion pound government boost which will deliver the largest expansion of H2 refuelling infrastructure ever undertaken in the country.

Originally, gases were utilised by the food industry in their various forms – whether it be a gas, liquid or solid – to freeze, chill and create atmospheres for products, to preserve and increase shelf...

According to Tom Chromy, Chart Industries CO2 Market Specialist, liquid nitrogen (LN2) and liquid CO2 (LCO2) are becoming much more prevalent in the market due to four key influencers; environmental issues surrounding refrigerants; increased expense of mechanical...