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NewsSwagelok unveils expansion plans; celebrates 75 years of business
Fluid systems solutions manufacturer Swagelok is purchasing a new building in Valley City, Ohio and adding positions in its existing Strongsville facility to support its growing operations.
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CEO steps down from Imperial Helium Board of Directors
Dr. David Johnson has stepped down from Imperial Helium’s Board of Directors, effective immediately.
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Emerson joins Canadian carbon management programme
Emerson is strengthening its footprint in the carbon capture space, having confirmed its membership in Carbon Management Canada’s (CMC) carbon capture and storage programme.
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Grand Gulf Energy prepares for flow testing of Jesse#1A well
Grand Gulf Energy has today (17th June) said it has successfully re-entered its Jesse#1A maiden pure-play helium well in the Red Helium Project, located in the Paradox Basin, Utah.
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KAG Logistics acquires American PetroLog
Ohio-based KAG Logistics has acquired American PetroLog.
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Blue Star Helium to drill two more wells in Colorado
Blue Star Helium has today (16th June) confirmed plans to drill a further two exploratory water wells on its Galactica/Pegasus prospects in Las Animas County, Colorado.
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Airgas to focus on plant and worker safety at ASSP
Safety will be the all-important focus for Airgas when it later this month presents its offerings at the 2022 American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) show.
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Newly launched GE gas turbines set to run on hydrogen
GE’s brand-new 7HA.03 gas turbines could soon be powered by hydrogen in the US state of Florida; the electricity utility firm has confirmed.
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Nikkiso appoints Product and Business Development Manager
Nikkiso Cryogenic Industries’ Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group has appointed Ankur Arora as Product and Business Development Manager for Nikkiso Cryogenic Servicing, servicing Southeast Asia, New Zealand and Africa.
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Atlas Copco acquires Californian semiconductor subfab solutions firm
Atlas Copco is expanding in the semiconductor spacing, having today (13th June) confirmed the acquisition of Qolibri.
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CO2Meter accelerates growth ambitions with new facility
CO2Meter will this summer move into a brand-new 20,000 square foot facility as it looks to grow production and warehousing capabilities, increase office space and boost training and service offerings.
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Honeywell, EnLink target US Gulf Coast with CCS solutions
More work is being done in the US Gulf Coast to slash carbon emissions, with Honeywell and EnLink Midstream unveiling plans to jointly deliver carbon capture solutions for industrial-scale carbon dioxide (CO2) emitters in the area.
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Equinor inks 15-year LNG purchase agreement with Cheniere
Equinor will purchase 1.75 million tonnes of LNG annually from US-based Cheniere Energy under a new 15-year agreement inked on Thursday (9th June).
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Nikkiso appoints new Vice-President to spearhead global manufacturing goals
Nikkiso Cryogenic Industries’ Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group has appointed Mark Simon as Vice-President of Operating and Manufacturing for the Pumps Functional Unit.
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A-Gas expands operations in New Orleans
A-Gas is expanding its refrigerant services in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Global Helium acquires production-ready helium property
Global Helium has acquired over 15 contiguous sections of tested and proven helium property in the Rudyard area of Montana.
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Atlas Copco to acquire National Vacuum Equipment
Atlas Copco is expanding its US footprint, having today (9th June) unveiled plans to acquire National Vacuum Equipment.
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Blue Star reports high helium concentrations in Colorado
Blue Star Helium has reported helium concentrations of 2.14% from its JXSN#3 well, located in Las Animas County, Colorado.
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Linde to construct $83m hydrogen plant in Alabama
Linde has unveiled plans to construct a $83m hydrogen plant in Alabama, US.
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Navigator to provide CCUS solutions to 18 POET facilities
Navigator CO2 Ventures will integrate its carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) technology at 18 POET facilities across Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota, as part of a new deal that will see five million metric tonnes of biogenic CO2 captured, transported and stored annually.
