Global Edition | Issue | Publication November 2019 Stories published in November 2019

North America’s largest metal forming, fabricating and finishing event, Fabtech, will return to the city of Chicago, Illinois, on November 11-14.

Absolute Air, LLC broke ground in Faribault, about 50 miles south of Minneapolis on September 19, executing on their announced plans to build a merchant air separation plant (ASP) in the Minneapolis metropolitan area to...

While the worst of Helium Shortage 3.0 may be behind us, the gas industry and many helium users continue to struggle with helium supply allocations and high prices.

This article complements previous articles and describes Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) declining role in providing helium to worldwide markets. It provides further transparency to the helium industry and the public at large on the...

For some helium exploration and production companies, 2020 will be a defining year. “The next 12 months will be very exciting and this time next year we will have drilled, flowed gas and everyone will...

How do you see the current global helium shortage progressing – will there be any improvement in 2020 and why?

We all recognize the value of high-speed internet access to economic opportunity, job creation, education, and civic engagement. According to the UN, close to half of the world’s population still lacks a reliable connection to...

Since the earliest days of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Cryofab’s products have played a pivotal role in meeting the demands of the medical market. The Kenilworth, New Jersey-based company has seen first-hand how the global...

Gaseous helium is one of the most elusive and hard to contain gases on the planet. As the second lightest gas next to hydrogen, it has many industrial uses and is of critical importance as...

Helium supply has fluctuated from a slight surplus when the large Qatar 2 production came fully onstream in 2014, to in-balance with the supply disruption of the Qatar blockage in June 2017, to tight supply...