Russian state gas company Gazprom is postponing construction of a liquefied natural gas plant on the country’s Pacific Coast, as it focuses on building pipelines for gas delivery to China.
In a special interview, Centravis Sales Director Vyacheslav Erkes spoke of how the company has a solid base to promote future growth.
Agena Bioscience today expanded its European distributors through new relationships with KAWA.SKA in Poland and BioGen-Analytica in Russia.
May 2015 seems an appropriate time to explore the industrial gases business in Eastern Europe. Little over a year since both political and military fighting erupted in eastern Ukraine, few could have foreseen quite how...
As reported in last month’s issue of gasworld magazine, the slide of the brent crude oil price (per barrel) continues to dominate the news headlines of the new year.
Petroleum Minister Sherif Ismail said on Sunday that Egypt will complete an agreement with Russia’s Gazprom for the company to supply it with liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments later this month.
After the shortages of recent years and dynamics that reached a crescendo in 2013, a situation of both stability and over-supply returned to the helium business in 2014.
Air Products has entered into an agreement with Sibur-Khimprom, a subsidiary of Sibur Holding, to build a new air separation unit in Perm (Russia) and to supply the facility with locally produced gases.
A naming ceremony was held for Sovcomflot’s new LNG carrier today (Tuesday 16th December) when it was officially named SCF Melampus.
The global LNG market, in which Gazprom intends to increase its liquefaction capacity by 250% to 25 million tonnes per year by 2018, will pose unfamiliar challenges to the company, according to analyst firm GlobalData.
