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NewsPandemic and the new playbook for business
If you asked six people to define ‘culture’ you would get several different answers, especially today. Is it the mission? Or how people dress for work? Or is the values behind the culture?
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Coronavirus: Parker Hannifin “stepping up to deliver”
Motion and control technology company Parker Hannifin has said that it is helping with front-line effort to combat the spread of coronavirus and support its treatment globally.
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Chart launches critical care webpage
Chart Industries has increased production in its global facilities that manufacture the company’s critical care products being used in the fight against coronavirus.
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Air Products signs $530m hydrogen agreement
Air Products has signed a $530m agreement with PBD Energy through which it will purchase five hydrogen steam methane reformer hydrogen production plants.
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Coronavirus: Bloom Energy refurbishing ventilators
Californian clean energy company Bloom Energy has joined forces with Almo Corporation to refurbish ventilators in order to support the US healthcare system during the spread of coronavirus.
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Helium: Covid-19 cuts shortage as demand drops
Global helium markets have been impacted by Covid-19 in several ways, writes Phil Kornbluth as the first instalment of insights and thought leadership from gasworld’s Editorial Advisory Board.
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Messer: No shortage of gaseous oxygen admist coronavirus
Messer has confirmed the security of its supply to existing customers it not currently at risk amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus: Cee Kay introduces new pick up procedure
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, Cee Kay Supply has implemented a new order pick up procedure for the safety of its employees and customers.
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Coronavirus: Spectron adapts production
Pressure regulators and equipment manufacturer Spectron, part of the Messer Group, is adapting its production to manufacture priority medical equipment for oxygen supply.
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Covid-19 is causing a global economic slowdown
China has established itself as the most dominant country among the emerging economies. However, when Wuhan City in Hubei became ground zero for COVID-19 outbreak, it resulted into a pronounced slowdown in the global economy, including the oil and gas industry, says data and analytics company GlobalData.
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Coronavirus: Air Liquide and Carburos Metálicos partner
Air Liquide and Carburos Metálicos have supplied medical gases to a new emergency field hospital at the IFEMA exhibition centre in Madrid, Spanish media reports.
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Exclusive: AirGenics converting cylinders into medical oxygen
For the last two weeks US second-generation retest company AirGenics has been working around the clock to convert inert gas cylinders into medical oxygen cylinders to meet the soaring demands for oxygen needed to treat coronavirus patients.
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Preview: Packaged gas tracking technologies
Although the design of handheld scanners has rapidly improved since those early days, its costs have remained fairly high, and upfront investment is probably the major factor that has held back some in the industrial gas industry from adopting automated tracking systems.
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Atlas Welding offers face mask donation service
Atlas Welding Supply has said that it will pick up any unused face masks and donate them to local health centres in the Alabama area to support medical professionals during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Taylor-Wharton expands distribution
Taylor-Wharton has expanded distribution of its cryogenic liquid cylinder, MicroBulk, bulk tanks and LNG products in Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa.
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Air Liquide supporting US healthcare system
Air Liquide is standing ready to support the critical efforts of the healthcare industry and US Government in combating the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic in the US.
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Preview: The Plains Report
The Plains region is the sixth largest industrial gas market out of the eight regions in the US, and revenues generated by the commercial industrial gas market in the Plains amounted to just under $1.7bn in 2019. That amount is a jump from $1.14bn in 2009, indicating an average annual ...
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TNSC develops trace moisture analyser in nitrogen
Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) has successfully developed a trace moisture analyser in nitrogen using properties from a metal organic framework (MOF) with optical characteristics that change depending on absorption and desorption of moisture.
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Preview: Cylinder valves and regulators
In an industry where safety and reliability are of critical importance, the correct regulators and valves are vital to help keep gases under control, with unwanted mixtures and accidental contaminations potentially leading to serious health and safety and environmental issues.
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Drax makes largest biomass shipment
Associated British Ports (ABP) and Drax have received and unloaded the largest shipment of sustainable biomass which arrived at the Port of Immingham earlier this week.
