Prior to sitting down to pen my editorial for our annual Helium Issue at gasworld US Edition several weeks ago, I found myself wondering what my overriding message or angle would be.
Today’s news of a regrettable lawsuit between Nippon Gases and a prominent Belgian brewer is surely (and sadly) the latest air of frustration to emerge from a pent-up CO2 business at the mercy of its...
There’s an interesting discussion resurfacing where the origin of hydrogen is concerned. At its core, the question is whether that hydrogen should be out-and-out green, truly clean and renewable, or should it be whatever colour...
When I joined Luxfer Gas Cylinders’ purchasing team in 2015, I could never have foreseen how hydrogen would not only transform my day job, but the alternative fuel sector too.
Looking back on the last 12 months, we can reflect on a year of challenge and change, and as an industry, say with pride that together we have played a significant role in the national...
On the eve of gasworld’s annual Hydrogen Edition, I thought I’d share some thoughts on a very different kind of challenge we face in the transition to a hydrogen society. A challenge in perception that perhaps...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has dominated the news in recent days and the eventual outcome of the Ukraine crisis remains very uncertain. It is too early to know how things will turn out, how long...
It is with great pleasure I acknowledge the 200th issue of the gasworld magazine. This has been a very interesting and rewarding venture not only to those that have presented these well-produced magazines, but to...
I distinctly remember a much more youthful version of myself working on our 100th issue of gasworld magazine, and indeed being interviewed alongside our intrepid founder and Publisher John Raquet, and thinking ‘wow, what an achievement’.
Years of weak upstream investment in the oil (and more so in the gas) sector are building up to a global supply crunch. While the latest OPEC decision to up oil production by 400kbbl p/d...
