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

A project which will deploy fuel cell garbage trucks across the North West Europe has launched. 

Vancouver-based Carbon Engineering Ltd., a clean energy company, has been selected to compete in the Government of Canada’s The Sky’s the Limit Challenge.

A new international partnership aiming to accelerate the commercial deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies across all sectors of the economy was launched yesterday at the 10th Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM10).

Geely New Energy Commercial Vehicle Group’s (GCV) subsidiary brand, Yuan Cheng, has launched two new zero-emission buses, the F12 hydrogen fuel cell bus and C11 pure electric bus.

Air Products South Africa has invested R100m ($6.7m) in a CO2 expansion and refurbishment project at the Newcastle Facility in ZwaZulu-Natal and an upgrade at the National Petroleum Refiners of South Africa (Natref) facility in Sasolburg.

The Hydrogen Corridor Construction and Development Plan in the Yangtze River Delta Region or the “H2 Corridor”, developed by the China Society of Automotive Engineers (China SEA), under the guidance of the Yangtze River Delta...

Gas-related equipment manufacturer Witt is set to showcase what Industry 4.0 has to offer in the field of gas control valves at the Thermprocess Expo in Düsseldorf, between 25th-29th June.

Proton Motor Fuel Cell GmbH will install a stack manufacturing robot, allowing the company to increase its production capacity to 5,000 fuel cell units per annum.

A research study from Flow Research, Inc. has revealed that the global flow meter market totalled $7.06bn in 2018 and is projected to approach $8.85bn by 2023.

DeLille Oxygen Co. has leased two eCOs units for cost-competitive onsite carbon monoxide (CO) production.