Global Edition | Issue | Publication March 2019 Stories published in March 2019

In many ways, the timing for this month’s focus on the Europe market could not be more apt – growth forecasts in Europe have recently been released and the EU looks set to lose one...

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Take 10 minutes out with Matt Ritter, Global Business Director of Fluorochemicals at Arkema, as he discusses safety, corporate sustainability and the big changes underway in the refrigerants business.

The hierarchy of accredited calibration gas mixtures has, in recent years, been relatively stable. At the base of the pyramid there is a simple ISO 9000 accreditation to demonstrate compliance with internal quality systems.

The growth rate for industrial and specialty gas consumption is not uniform across the world, with demand often driven by a country’s GDP growth and therefore fluctuating across the established and emerging economies. As GDP...

High-pressure pump and valve manufacturer Haskel has made two new senior level appointments within its European operations.

Much of the talk today is about clean fuels, green energy and the hydrogen economy in particular. Taking the next step in a diversified energy mix has never been more important. But there is little...

Additive manufacturing (AM), or the process of creating a product or component part layer by layer instead of using traditional moulding or subtractive methods, is leading a transformation in manufacturing technology.

I think I may have used this word in a short piece I wrote last week, but what a whirlwind of a week it has been for the industrial gases business.

Further to the news that Linde plc has completed its required divestitures in the US, the Messer Group has confirmed its joint venture with CVC Capital Partners has acquired the majority of Linde’s gases business...