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NewsNASA announces ‘tipping point’ partnerships
NASA has partnered with 14 American companies to address technology areas such as cryogenic propellant production and sustainable energy generation, in order to assist the agency’s Moon to Mars exploration approach.
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SIAD opens €35m ASU in Hungary
SIAD has opened a new €35m ($28.3m) air separation plant (ASU) in Gyöngyös, Hungary.
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SGD reveals new specialty gas safety and compatibility guide
SGD Inc., a leader in the supply and development of specialty gas equipment, has compiled a Gas Safety and Material Compatibility Data Chart for an extensive listing of gases.
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Hexagon hydrogen vessels receive CalOSHA approval
Hexagon’s ultra-high-pressure hydrogen ground storage tanks have been granted approval by the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board (CalOSHA).
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Net-zero industry transition is an overlooked climate challenge
The Global CCS Institute hosted its first ever flagship event at Climate Week in New York City focusing on the net-zero industry transition.
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Swagelok to construct new global headquarters
Swagelok Company, a manufacturer of fluid system solutions, will begin construction on its new Global Headquarters and Innovation Centre in Ohio later this month.
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MSA Safety launches Safety io
MSA Safety has unveiled new technology aimed at transforming the UK’s gas detection industry.
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Air Liquide signs contract with La Marca
Air Liquide Italy will supply nitrogen to international prosecco brand La Marca as part of a new long-term contract.
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U of I participates in carbon capture study
The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign will participate in a $55.4m nationwide research project on carbon capture in Southern Illinois.
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Dalmia Cement and CCSL to build carbon capture facility
Indian cement firm Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited will build a large-scale 500,000 tonnes per year carbon capture facility in a bid to reduce emissions.
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US Power Plant receives CCUS grant
The DOE has announced it will fund a site-specific Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) study for utilising carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technology at the San Juan Generating Station.
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Air Liquide revolutionises welding experience
Air Liquide has today launched a breakthrough packaged gas offer including a new generation of gas cylinder and suite of digital solutions designed to revolutionise the customer experience in welding.
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Carbon-neutral fuels from CO2
A new way to convert carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) into sustainable liquid fuels has been developed by researchers from Stanford University and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
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Air Liquide to invest $270m in new ASUs
Air Liquide will invest more than $270m in two new large air separation units (ASUs) in Louisiana, increasing its supply capacity by more than 25%.
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Carbon Engineering expands capacity
Carbon Engineering, a British Columbia-based clean energy company, is expanding the capacity of the design for its first commercial Direct Air Capture (DAC) plant.
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In focus… Cryogenic tanks and trailers
Cryogenic tanks and trailers are used to store and transport liquefied gases such as liquid oxygen, LNG and liquid nitrogen at high pressures and low temperatures.
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Going digital down under
Case studies in digitising industrial and medical gases, by Stephen B. Harrison.
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A case study in pharma chilling and freezing
This week’s free feature on 23/09/19For French animal vaccine producer Ceva-Phylaxia, cryogenics technology plays a significant role in its day-to-day business. The company produces live, as well as inactivated, viral and bacterial vaccines across its 13 R D centres and 23 production sites in 44 countries around the globe, which ...
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SGD introduces specialty gas guide
SGD Inc., a leader in the supply and development of specialty gas control equipment, has developed a 17-page listing of Gas Data Equipment Recommendations.
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DOE announces $110m for CCUS
The US Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Office of Fossil Energy has announced approximately $110m in federal funding for cost-shared research and development (R D) projects under three funding opportunity announcements (FOAs).
