More from North America – Page 8
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News$1.5m set to boost Michigan’s semiconductor workforce
Amidst rising demands in the US semiconductor market, and great strains being felt within the supply chain, $1.5m in funding has been announced to bolster the semiconductor industry talent pipeline in Michigan, US.
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Exclusive: US semi market at major risk
There’s no doubt about it, the US semiconductor industry is now witnessing unprecedented demands; but it’s not just the chip manufacturers that are feeling the heat, the specialty gas supply chain as a whole is needing support like never before.
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New CO2 pipeline safety measures announced in the US
New measures are set to be implemented across the US to increase the safety of carbon dioxide (CO2) pipelines to protect communities from pipeline failures.
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Messer Americas to help improve oxygen security
Messer Americas is helping healthcare settings improve the security of oxygen supply, following the skyrocketing demands experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Connecticut looks to extend producer responsibility law for gas cylinders
A new law that requires an industry-led stewardship recycling programme to be carried out for certain residential gas cylinders could be effective in Connecticut by 2025.
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Technip Energies and Samsung Engineering join forces for Texas LNG project
Plans for a four million tonnes per annum (mtpa) LNG export facility, located in Brownsville, Texas, have today (25th May) progressed, with Technip Energies and Samsung Engineering securing a Pre-FID (final investment decision) engineering contract to support operations.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers cut red balloon tradition due to helium shortages
Since the 1960s, red helium filled balloons have been released by Nebraska Cornhuskers fans to celebrate the first touchdown of a home game, but this long-standing traditional is now being cut due to difficulties related to helium supply.
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Air Liquide opens its ‘largest ever’ liquid hydrogen production facility in Las Vegas
Air Liquide has today (24th May) opened its largest liquid hydrogen production and logistics infrastructure facility in North Las Vegas, Nevada, to serve the growing hydrogen mobility market.
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US research programme to enhance cryogenics for QIST
A $2.3m research programme, comprised of four individual projects, has been unveiled to enhance cryogenic technologies for innovation in quantum information science and technology to further progress US innovation.
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Solidia to enhance CO2 capture and utilisation tech for building materials
Solidia Technologies® has unveiled plans to broaden applications of low-carbon manufacturing technologies for building materials, with support of a $2.1m grant from the US Department of Energy (DOE).
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Carbon sequestration plans unveiled for Cameron LNG
Carbon capture and sequestration technologies could soon be developed alongside Louisiana’s Cameron LNG, a natural gas liquefaction and export facility located in the southwest of the US state.
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McKinsey: Reflection on 2021 global LNG and European pipeline flows
For liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets, 2021 was another unprecedented year. After the volatility, uncertainty, and record-low spot LNG prices caused by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, the LNG market moved in the opposite direction in 2021.
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Blackstone Credit acquires 49% stake in US East Coast LNG firm
Blackstone Credit has acquired EIG’s 49% ownership stake in Elba Liquefaction Company (ELC), a joint venture entity of the Elba Island LNG facility.
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Swagelok stops product supply in Russia and Belarus
Swagelok Company has said it will stop supplying Swagelok® products and services in Russia and Belarus indefinitely, effective 31st July.
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Edwards cryopumps manufacturing site soon to open in Massachusetts
Edwards is moving to a new cryopump manufacturing and research and development centre in Massachusetts to strengthen its capabilities in the North American market.
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Multibillion-dollar CO2 removal initiative unveiled to support net-zero ambitions in the US
Plans to support four large-scale, regional direct air capture hubs with $3.5bn have been unveiled by the US Department of Energy (DOE) as it looks to support President Joe Biden’s goal of achieving a net-zero economy by 2050.
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KAG merges fuel subsidiaries under KAG Energy
The Kenan Advantage Group is transitioning its fuels subsidiaries to KAG Energy, the North American supply chain logistics services company has confirmed.
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Airgas unveils new company theme line to enhance brand loyalty
Airgas, an Air Liquide company, has unveiled a new campaign and theme line as it looks to enhance its brand, further inspire customers and associates, attract new customers and build company loyalty.
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Global Helium enters the US market
Global Helium has entered the US helium market space, with the company on Wednesday (18th May) confirming the acquisition of a ‘very large position’ in a helium-proven geological structure in Montana.
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Denbury inks CO2 storage and transportation deal with Nutrien
Debury Carbon Solutions could transport and sequester up to 1.8 million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) annually from Nutrien’s proposed clean ammonia project in Geismar, Louisiana.
