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NewsCoronavirus: ExxonMobil contributes to Houston food banks
ExxonMobil will provide approximately one million meals to Houston-area residents impacted by the coronavirus pandemic through $250,000 in contributions to local food banks.
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Covid-19 versus oxygen supply
In the past five days we have seen headlines that oxygen is in short supply across Europe and the US. Unlike the carbon dioxide shortage two years ago, this would, if true, have significantly more consequences and would be a matter of literally life or death!
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C-Capture receives accreditation from BP
Technology by CO2 removal specialist C-Capture has been successfully awarded accreditation under the BP 2020 Advancing Low Carbon accreditation programme.
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Covid-19 and climate change – the defining challenges of our generation
There are many actions in place around the world right now to slow down the spread of the coronavirus. The idea is to flatten the curve of the infection rate and limit the impact of the potentially fatal Covid-19 illness that it causes. As with Covid-19, we also need to ...
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Coronavirus: Hobart provides update
Hobart Brothers, an Ohio-based manufacturer of filler metals, solid wires and stick electrodes, has been deemed an essential business during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Scottish ferries move towards a cleaner fuel alternative
Scottish ferry owner Caledonian Maritime Assets has placed an order for two innovative LNG bunkering facilities.
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Cryopeak breaks ground on LNG production facility
Cryopeak LNG Solutions Corporation has broken ground on a new LNG production facility in Fort Nelson, British Columbia.
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Peak Scientific remains open amid coronavirus
Laboratory gas generation specialist Peak Scientific is ensuring continuity of service to all its customers during the coronavirus crisis.
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A-Gas urges government to recognise industry
Specialty chemical and gases management expert A-Gas is calling on the UK Government to recognise the role of the HVACR industry in providing critical support during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Agreements finalised for carbon capture facility
Agreements have today been finalised for a large-scale carbon capture facility to be integrated at a natural gas power plant.
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ExxonMobil joins GCMI to expedite medical innovation for PPE
ExxonMobil and the Global Center for Medical Innovation (GCMI) today said they have initiated multi-sector and joint development projects to rapidly redesign and manufacture reusable personal protection equipment for healthcare workers, such as face shields and masks, which are in short supply as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Additive manufacturing: Explained
It was one of the hottest new applications for the gases industry prior to the outbreak of Covid-19 and it will remain so once the pandemic has passed, so what is additive manufacturing?
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The IIR launches new website
The International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) has launched a brand new website to provide user-friendly access to the most relevant information in refrigeration.
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Eleet Cryogenics makes appointment
Eleet Cryogenics has promoted Noah Swarny to Director of Engineering.
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CCS market to cross $6bn by 2026
The global carbon capture and storage (CCS) market is set to cross $6bn by 2026.
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Thar Process: From CO2 extraction to hand sanitiser production
Carbon dioxide extraction and purification company Thar Process is set to switch operations to produce hand sanitiser for healthcare workers and the homeless.
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Liquid nitrogen tanker catches fire
A tanker containing 38,000 litres of liquid nitrogen caught fire on the M5 near to Taunton Dean Services, Somerset, UK on Monday night.
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NASA leadership assesses mission impacts of coronavirus
To protect the health and safety of its workforce as the US responds to coronavirus, NASA has completed the first assessment of work underway across all missions, projects and programs.
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$22m for carbon capture research
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has said it will provide up to $22m for carbon capture research.
