A traditional and core growth driver for the specialty gases business is the electronics sector. This is also an application in growth as the electronics marketplace continues to evolve and find new levels of stability....
Serbian cryogenic equipment manufacturing company Kryooprema delivered cryogenic equipment for LOX, LIN and LAR stations as well as for hydrogen (H2) station for General Electric for Calabar Project in Nigeria.
From the countdown affecting the BLM pipeline to helium recovery and recycling, gasworld throws the spotlight on the global helium business this January. Includes regional focus on Asia/India.
One of the biggest end-user sectors for the global gases industry is the manufacturing business, while metallurgy is another core application for a range of gases and equipment. This December, gasworld tackles both in one edition...
Bulk gases are big business, and the transportation of those loads is often an even bigger challenge. From the changing landscape of cryogenic tank and trailer manufacture to supply chain management, gasworld US Edition has it...
Industrial gases and equipment are inescapable, all around us in so many applications that we may not even realise at times. This November gasworld pays homage to the gases and equipment used in leisure activities...
In this exclusive supplement, we aim to put the spotlight on these green credentials and explore – if not demonstrate – the often pioneering role that industrial gas and equipment companies are actively playing in the adoption...
This October gasworld gets to grips with the state of play in the global hydrogen market, from traditional application in the refinery hydrogen business to the ever-growing momentum for the hydrogen economy – and the...
This month gasworld magazine explores the steadily growing market for the industrial gases business that is, distributive LNG. Cryogenic storage vessels, heat exchangers, compressor design, the LNG market in Greater China, small-scale LNG technologies, and...
Messer BH Gas, a Bosnian branch of the German industrial gases producer Messer Group, has gained approval to continue the supply of carbon dioxide (CO2) to PepsiCo until the end of 2020.
