In the fifth instalment of the Regional Markets series, gasworld Business Intelligence investigates the structure, and future prospects of the Mid-Atlantic industrial gas market.
Industrial gas companies continue to supply large quantities of hydrogen through their on-site pipeline (OSP) business, which is used by oil and gas refineries, basic and specialty chemical manufacturers, and food processors.
The Plains is home to the third-smallest industrial gas market out of the eight regions of the US. Despite this, revenues generated by the commercial industrial gas activities amounted to over $1.6bn in 2015. This...
In 2016, the North Pacific Rim industrial gas business was valued at just under $18bn, and for the first time in history, eclipsed the size of the European market to become the second-largest regional gas...
In 2015, the North American market was valued at $23.1bn, down from around $24.1bn in 2014. A large proportion of this can be attributed to currency fluctuations, which hit the gas markets of Canada and...
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a vital revenue stream for all companies involved in its production and distribution. Aside from its main uses within the food and beverage sector, CO2 has a wide range of more niche...
The US carbon dioxide (CO2) merchant market is a key product of the industrial gas business, representing about $1.5bn in sales per year. The CO2 merchant market is served by a complex supply chain.
Rewind 12 months and with China’s once rampant growth in check, South and Central America’s emerging economies were coming into view for those geared around going where the growth is.
Despite being the smallest of the regional markets in the US, the Rocky Mountains is home to a robust and dynamic industrial gas business.
