It’s been an extraordinary period in helium, with previous shortages now giving away to
plentiful supply. While the broader picture remains one of uncertainties and caveats,
particularly in these geopolitically challenged times, it is clear that the outlook for helium
is on the up with supply and demand edging more towards correlation.
India’s largest power producer, NTPC Ltd., is taking a step toward sustainable energy storage with the launch of the country’s first carbon dioxide (CO2) battery energy storage project. To be installed at NTPC’s Kudgi plant,...
Gas containment and transportation specialist Weldship has appointed Mike Dever as Operations Manager, effective immediately.
A new design for an ammonia floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit that features onboard carbon capture technology for blue ammonia production has received approval in principle (AIP) from the American Bureau of Shipping...
German chemicals firm Evonik has signed a term sheet with hydrogen specialist VoltH2 to build a 50MW electrolyser at the Delfzijl chemical park in the Netherlands.
Rio Tinto and Hydro will join forces to evaluate available carbon capture technologies for future implementation in the aluminium electrolysis process.
Thomas Gradel, Programme Officer at Unitaid, discusses the several barriers the industry faces in making medical oxygen accessible, on gasworld’s Medical Gases: Oxygen and Beyond webinar.
Monjasa has undertaken LNG bunkering in Dubai this month, claiming it is a first for the UAE and Middle East.
Canada’s Svante has unveiled plans to develop a carbon capture and storage facility at the Arkansas-based Ashdown pulp and paper mill to support the removal of 1.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2).
Five years ago today (31st January 2020) the UK left the EU, splitting the country between leave and remain.
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, hear from Simon Hyde, a leader at FAUN Zoeller, for a dynamic discussion reflecting on the company’s 2024 achievements and strategic focus areas for 2025.
