Energy technology company Baker Hughes will supply state-of-the-art technology for the Petronas Carigali Sdn. Bhd.’s Kasawari offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Sarak, Malaysia – a project expected to be the world’s largest...
German energy firm and green gases pioneer Uniper will partner with green energy company TES and Niedersachsen Ports to study the potential of building new energy infrastructure at Wilhelmshaven, Germany.
The federal government has leaned into the reshoring of semiconductor production capability in the next few years, to sit alongside the country’s strong showing in chip design and development. Christian Annesley tracks progress
Cutting and welding is used in infrastructure development and the manufacturing sector, and especially in the production of pipelines, vehicles, ships, and heavy equipment.
Ever since the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was confirmed in mid-August 2022, with a substantial focus on US energy production, the top-tier industrial gas companies have been assessing the new legal set-up and working through...
With uncertainty around plenty of corners, a stable, abundant market still looks a way off. Molly Burgess takes stock
In recent years Holly Gotfredson has taken over the running of the sister companies American Metalcraft and Finishing Dynamics, with the pair of businesses located on a single site in Atlanta. Christian Annesley caught up...
Global Content Director, Rob Cockerill, discusses his top stories of the year. Picks include; helium and CO2 shortages; a new green hydrogen-fuelled ammonia facility in Oman; and the management buyout of gasworld.
For our twelfth and final day of content in the series we spoke with Kingston Vickers, Aerospace Manager at the Technetics Group (Technetics).
It’s been a very busy year for Electronic Fluorocarbons (EFC), from working tirelessly to support the implementation of the $52bn CHIPS Act, to forming new partnerships in the semiconductor space.
