Industrial gases are essential in the refining and petrochemical sectors and vice-versa, with this industry typically making up around 20-25% of industrial gas revenues globally, reflected by the presence of plenty of industrial gas players...
In many ways, the timing for this month’s focus on the Europe market could not be more apt – growth forecasts in Europe have recently been released and the EU looks set to lose one...
Burckhardt Compression was selected to modernise MOL Petrochemicals’ third-party hyper compressor at its low density polyethylene plant (LDPE) in Tiszaújváros, Hungary. The goal was to improve production performance and to establish a comprehensive, long-term service capability with a...
The Hungarian outfit of industrial gas giant, Messer, has officially completed the transaction and gained the relevant approvals to acquire Air Liquide’s business in Hungary.
It has been revealed that Tier One giant, Air Liquide, has commissioned a total of 12 biogas purification units in the past year throughout France, the UK, Hungary and Denmark.
With the date set for Britain’s referendum on whether to stay within the European Union (EU) or withdraw its membership – the so-called ‘Brexit’ – and renewed talk of a ‘Grexit’ as finance ministers further...
On Sept. 15, 2015, the Hungarian subsidiary of Messer – the largest privately managed industrial gas specialist, its head office in Bad Soden near Frankfurt am Main – signed a purchase contract with Air Liquide...
With less than two weeks to go until the Europe Industrial Gas Conference, gasworld is excited to announce its final speakers for the upcoming event taking place in Budapest, Hungary, this May.
Kent Masters, former CEO of Foster Wheeler and current non-exec Director of AMEC Foster Wheeler, will be the opening keynote speaker for gasworld’s second Europe Industrial Gas Conference – which takes place in Budapest, Hungary, this May.
With the Eurozone becoming increasingly constricted by the tightening grip of deflation, coupled with the effects of several other simultaneously poorly-performing global economies, Europe finds itself in a potentially precarious position in 2015.
