Hello and welcome to this Yearbook 2024/25 from gasworld, and very much the industrial gas year in review. While 2023 was a big year for gasworld as we celebrated our 20th anniversary, and another strong 12 months for the industry as it continued to enjoy the post-pandemic flourish, there’s a definite feelings in the air this has been a more subdued 2024. Read more inside…
This is a busy time for clean energy. But all those new and innovative projects come with new risks that need to be addressed and understood. Christian Annesley spoke to Dräger’s Oliver Bornholdt about the...
Molly Burgess sits down with GenOx CEO Kevin Mathews to discuss the safety and technology behind cryogenic transportation
Helium One Global, a helium exploration company with project sites in the US and Africa, has been granted a mining licence for its flagship Rukwa Helium Project in Tanzania.
Electrofuels may have a strong profile in transport decarbonisation, but the stubbornly high cost and the infrastructure challenge is holding things back, according to Murray Douglas, Head of Hydrogen Research at Wood Mackenzie.
Meritus Gas Partners’ strategy to assemble a national network of independent gas distributors has been well-chronicled. The company typically targets large distributors as its anchors in the geographies in which it seeks to grow. These...
The challenge to deliver hydrogen as an energy carrier is often thwarted by its cryogenic value chain, but one New Zealand company says it has found a strong formula for real-world success.
India’s first hydrogen-fuelled train is set to be launched later this month by the Ministry of Railways.
St1 Biokraft, a leading biomethane player in the Nordic region, has signed an agreement to acquire Sweden’s Södra Hallands Kraft Biogas for an undisclosed fee, increasing its production capacity by 25 gigawatt hours (GWh).
Dr David Hart, Global Hydrogen Lead at ERM, discusses the potential within clean energies and decarbonisation in the North Africa region, highlighting opportunities in Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, and Mauritania on gasworld’s IG in the Middle...
South Africa’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal could provide relief from the country’s ongoing power shortages, as energy planners seek to stabilise the grid and reduce reliance on coal-fired electricity.
