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Kevin Klotz, Field Technician and Customer Support Specialist at Weldcoa, and Matt Adams, Executive Vice-President at Electronic Fluorocarbons (EFC), discuss the transition to clean energies and how the specialty gas industry will react to this...
Linde has today released its Sustainable Development Report 2021, emphasising its efforts to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 through enabling sustainability goals and developing low carbon technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS) and...
Despite uneven supply chains conditions, Andy Butcher, CEO of Luxfer Holdings, said the manufacturer maneuvered successfully to deliver for its customers in the second quarter (Q2) 2022.
Energy company Snam has partnered with US-based Edison to advance the development of the small-scale liquefied natural gas (ssLNG) market in Italy as a way to accelerate European decarbonisation targets.
A 60MW industrial-scale green hydrogen plant will next year (2023) be operational in the Camaçari Industrial Complex, Brazil, with plans to quadruple this capacity already in place.
Group company of Process Sensing Technologies (PST) Michell Instruments (Michell) has launched its multi-channel control unit (MCU), capable of providing up to four independent measurement channels.
Royal Helium has become the latest firm to benefit from the Government of Saskatchewan’s helium incentive programme and it continues to spearhead its goal of becoming a world leader in the space.
Europe’s natural gas supply has been dealt yet another hammer blow as Russian gas giant Gazprom announced earlier today that it will reduce its daily throughput of the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to Germany to...
A new method of accelerated carbon capture could see Canada Nickel’s Crawford Project achieve Net Zero carbon emissions within 36 hours and generate up to 21 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) credits per tonne of...
A new type of concrete that forgoes the necessity for cement has been confirmed as carbon-negative following lab tests undertaken at the University of Oxford.
