Many see hydrogen as key to unlocking the clean energies transition and, therefore, the future sustainability of our planet. If true, that leaves us with the biggest question of all – how do we unlock hydrogen’s incredible potential in the energy sector? This month,we aim to find out…
The American Midwest is famous for its cornfields. Coincidentally, many of the states where the crop is grown (such as Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and South Dakota) are also among the windiest in the US.
While industry and environmental advocates are eagerly waiting for the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Association (PHMSA) to release its new regulations on the transport of LNG by rail, so far, nothing so far is on...
Industrial gas major Linde has started up its supply of liquid hydrogen to the world’s first operational hydrogen-powered ferry for cars and passengers in Norway.
The Chairman of the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) wants to see the UK biogas industry benchmarked against best practice.
Clean energy generation technology firm X-Energy Reactor has joined forces with engineering, testing and certification services company Kinectrics to design, construct and operate a new helium test facility in North America.
Anthony Wright looks at the intersection between ever-increasing environmental needs and the role of specialty gases and equipment in meeting those needs.
Stephen B. Harrison (sbh4 consulting) discusses natural refrigerants and the future, including the role of carbon dioxide and ammonia.
Rob Cockerill and gasworld Business Intelligence explore the market for industrial gases across Europe in 2021 – and what the years ahead might entail.
gasworld’s latest gas report profiles syngas, a product of the gases industry that’s synonymous with the hydrogen sector of the past, present and potentially, the future.
TECHCET’s Lita Shon-Roy picks the bones out of the EU Chips Act and explores issues in the lack of timing and materials to support it.
