Phil Kornbluth, President at Kornbluth Helium Consulting, discusses the helium market and if Iran could join in the future, exclusively on gasworld TV.
When the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) was the subject of multiple drone and missile attacks on its vast oil infrastructure in September (2019), the news sent shockwaves through the oil sector as well as...
Pitching and penning any article about Iran is a slightly apprehensive prospect; the inescapable elephant in the room is the well-documented political conflict in the country and the wider region. Much of 2019 has seen...
In 2016, the Middle East industrial gases business generated revenues of $2.3bn, up from $875m in 2006, indicating an impressive average annual growth rate of just under 10%. Saudi Arabia represents the largest market in...
Cryogenic storage vessel manufacturer ISISAN has added a new range of medical oxygen (O2) tanks to its product offering.
When The Linde Group and local player Delvar Afzar Industrial Gases announced their collaboration in a new joint venture (JV) in mid-January, it signalled the dawn of a new era in Iran’s industrial gases industry.
A new player has been created in Iran’s industrial gas industry, as The Linde Group and Delvar Afzar Industrial Gases have teamed up in a joint venture.
Economic modernisation, the arrival of the multinationals, and the emergence of new industrial gas applications are driving change in the Middle East market.
When news broke last summer that international sanctions against Iran were set to be lifted, it sparked a wave of interest in the country’s potential that only intensified in the months that followed.
International sanctions on Iran have been lifted, following the country’s compliance with a deal to monitor its current and future nuclear capabilities.
