All Middle East articles – Page 4
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NewsKuwait and Nigeria will be growth engines
Kuwait and Nigeria will contribute significantly to capacity growth in the Middle East and Africa’s LNG industry between 2018 and 2022, says GlobalData.
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Full-scale development begins on H2 flying car
Flying cars have long been the stuff of science fiction, but not for much longer. Urban Aeronautics announced earlier this week it was launching full-scale development of its flying car - CityHawk eVTOL.
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Gulf Cryo closing on new production site
To support increased demand for specialty gases products in the region, Gulf Cryo is in the final stages of commissioning a new cylinder gases production facility in Dammam, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).
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Arabian Industrial Gases goes solar
Arabian Industrial Gases has signed a 20-year lease with Yellow Door Energy for the supply of solar power at its manufacturing facility in Dubai Investments Park, Dubai.
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Dry ice for the Middle East
In the context of a growing market for dry ice as a future coolant, CRYOTEC Anlagenbau GmbH has secured an order for a highly efficient dry ice plant in the Middle East, in Ras al-Khaimah.
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Regional markets – Focus on Middle East
In 2016, the Middle East industrial gases business generated revenues of $2.3bn, up from $875m in 2006, indicating an impressive average annual growth rate of just under 10%, in-keeping with the region’s wide reputation as one of the key emerging markets for the industry.
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Helium: Qatar 4 plant considered
The keenly anticipated Qatar 3 helium plant is still subject to well-documented delays, yet gas world understands the prospect of a further Qatar 4 plant is understood to be in consideration, says Luke Manickam and Rob Cockerill.
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Tyczka Group reclaims shares of Tyczka Air Austria
The Tyczka Group has repurchased a 43% stake in Tyczka Air Austria GmbH, which had previously been held by the Kuwaiti Gulf Cryo. This will make the Tyczka Group the sole shareholder of the company.
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Air Products completes acquisition of Shell subsidiary and forms alliance
Air Products has successfully completed the acquisition of the Coal Gasification Technology licensing business from Shell Global Solutions International B.V., a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell plc, and formed a strategic alliance with Shell for residue gasification technology to refinery complexes.
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Siemens expands digital presence in Middle East
Siemens announced at its Innovation Day, plans to boost investments into its digital presence in the Middle East with $500m over the next three years.
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Air Products granted license
Air Products has been granted the investment license for a new industrial gases technology centre serving the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia/Middle East.
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Pipeline leak delays Qatar III helium project
Local reports in Korea suggest a multi-billion dollar dispute is in-progress between Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) and Barzan Gas Company, the latter essentially being the source of feedgas for the keenly anticipated Qatar 3 helium plant.
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Nakilat expands joint venture partnership with Maran Gas
Qatar LNG transport company Nakilat has expanded its joint venture partnership with Greek shipping company Maran Ventures Inc, to include two additional LNG vessels.
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Veotec designs bespoke HVAC solution
Veotec, design and fabrication specialist, has overcome a series of environmental and operational difficulties to successfully design a HVAC solution for an Ingersoll Rand compressor to be used at a new helium production plant in Qatar.
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First solar-driven H2 electrolysis facility to be established
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Siemens have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to pilot the Gulf’s first solar-driven hydrogen (H 2 ) electrolysis facility.
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UAE's second H2 station to open in Abu Dhabi
According to widespread reports, discussions are on to open the UAE’s second hydrogen (H 2 ) station in Abu Dhabi.
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Healthcare – an industry hot topic in 2018?
It looks like healthcare and homecare could shape up to be a key theme for our industry in 2018.
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The importance of Plan B
The global helium business is full of fragilities and fluctuations by its very nature, as we have experienced in the last decade alone. All of which points to the need for a tangible Plan B for each and every supplier and the industry as a whole.
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Hot topic: The ‘Belt and Road’
Victor Leung explores the new initiative in China and what this means for the industrial gas and equipment industry.
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Air Liquide enters Saudi Arabia’s home healthcare market
With the acquisition of the respiratory division of Thimar Al Jazirah Company (TAC) in Saudi Arabia, Air Liquide has entered the home healthcare market in the Kingdom, and expanded its healthcare activity in the Middle East.
