Molly Burgess
Molly Burgess is the News Journalist (US) at gasworld. Having joined gasworld in November 2018, Molly is primarily responsible for North American news and exclusives across the website and looks forward to hearing from you – and telling your story.
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NewsBermuda Hospital Board doubles oxygen supply
Bermuda Hospital Board (BHB) has started up its new oxygen generator that will double the oxygen capacity of its hospital, as the island prepares for a second surge of coronavirus patients.
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Dippin’ Dots expands cryogenics business
American flash-frozen beaded ice cream company Dippin’ Dots has opened a new 6,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Kentucky to support the demand for its Dippin’ Dots Cryogenics business.
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Skyre developing hydrogen infrastructure for the Moon
Connecticut-based clean energy products manufacturer Skyre has announced a partnership with Eta Space, an expert for in-space cryogenic fluid management technologies, to develop the first hydrogen fuelling plant on the Moon.
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Air Products tests shelf life of reduced CO2 MAP
Research conducted by Air Products has shown that the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) used in Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) can be reduced to as low as 20% while still maintaining the ability to extend the shelf life of food products.
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MLW Programme opens oxygen concentration plant in Malawi
As part of its response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Programme (MLW) has opened an oxygen concentration plant in Blantyre, Malawi.
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Petrofac and Storegga partner on renewable energy
Petrofac and Storegga Geotechnolgies have joined forces to collaborate on potential business development and project initiatives in carbon capture and storage (CCS), hydrogen and other low carbon projects.
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LU-VE supplies refrigeration technology to Russian warehouse
Italian commercial refrigeration company LU-VE Group has supplied the machines for the refrigeration of Russia’s biggest food storage warehouse, powered by CO2.
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UL researchers working to covert CO2 into ethylene
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has received a $1m grant from the US Department of Energy (DOE) to develop a way to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into ethylene, one of the world’s most widely used chemicals.
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SwRI receives $764,000 for zero emission power plant project
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has been awarded $764,000 to develop a zero emission fossil fuel power plant that incorporates a supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2) power cycle, renewable energy, oxygen storage and carbon capture.
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Gardner Cryogenics: Setting the global industry standard
Founded in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in its almost 60 years of business, Gardner Cryogenics has today produced more than 1,900 cryogenic tanks, the first of which is still operational today.
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HOYER expands foodstuff tank container fleet
The HOYER Group has expanded its foodstuff tank container fleet with 50 new ISO Reefers, 25 of which have integrated stirrers.
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Nikkiso opens new facility and secures major contract
Nikkiso Cryogenic Industries’ Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group, a subsidiary of Nikkiso Co., Ltd, has opened a new office in Moscow, Russia, to help the support its LNG and Petrochemical customers in the Russian market, as well as CIS countries.
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Helium tank explodes inside trash compactor
Rutherford County Solid Waste has warned residents of the dangers of discarding helium tanks in household trash, following an explosion at Rutherford County’s Weakley Lane Convenience Centre at the weekend.
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Gloor launches new website
Switzerland-based Gloor Bros has launched a new website dedicated solely to its medical activities.
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Air Products to supply Qatargas with LNG technology
Air Products has been selected to provide its proprietary AP-X® natural gas liquefaction process technology and equipment to Qatargas for the first phase of Qatar Petroleum’s LNG production expansion project in Ras Laffan, the State of Qatar.
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Nucor to build oxygen plant in Kentucky
Nucor Corporation’s UIG division has announced plans to build and operate a new air separation plant and liquefier to supply oxygen, nitrogen and argon to its new state of the art steel mill in Brandenburg, Kentucky.
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Atlas Copco makes acquisitions
Atlas Copco has acquired the assets of THN Druckluft and Produktions GmbH & Co.KG (THN) and also acquired the technology and operating assets of iTrap.
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High-pressure solutions
Grown out of a family home in Munich, Germany, Bauer Compressors Inc. has experienced a whirlwind of a journey to end up with a US base and over 75 years of experience in manufacturing reliable and durable arrays of high-pressure compressors.
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From a doodle, to a $6m fill plant
When Keen Compressed Gas Co. first started out as an auto parts store selling acetylene to the automotive industry, its founder, Stanley Keen, never imagined it would grow into the medical, specialty and industrial gases business it is today.
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Hydrogen: Stimulating and scaling up
Under the title Stimulating and Scaling Up, H2 View today held the second part of its three-part webinar series, picking up the baton of why hydrogen is so crucial to the world’s economic recovery plans and runs with a discussion of how we can get there.
