An extended recovery period for crude oil prices, exceeding five years, would have dramatic implications for the global petrochemical industry and could mean a ‘Back to the Future’ experience for some companies and regions –...
Although glassmaking dates back to ancient times, in many ways it reflects the same basic processes in today’s industry. In the 21st century however, mass production of float glass to comply with modern building standards...
Despite various examples of political upheaval in the region and economic headwinds across the globe, the future remains bright for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) industrial gases market.
Air separation units (ASUs) are at the heart of the industrial gases business. Towering structures with clean lines and vast lengths of piping, these mega facilities are also synonymous with the image of the industry,...
Today, China’s market is demanding mega-size and multi-train ASUs for coal-to-liquid (CTL) applications. After the success of its mega ASU Project in Qatar, Linde can now present another success in building multi-train ASUs near Yinchuan...
Take 10 minutes out with Mahinde Abeynaike, Managing Director of Bomin LNG, who discusses the company’s products and services, the increasing importance of legislation in the shipping sector, and the momentum for LNG as a...
The roots of the current technical fervour into the behaviour of gaseous high pressure hydrogen were set in the 1980s. Then, as now, it was the hydrogen embrittlement (HE) mechanism, which was of primary concern.
gasworld, together with Linde Gases and Linde Clean Technology, looks at the role and occurrence of industrial gases in the energy sector.
A changing industry – another boom and bust? This answer is very mixed. Before the drop in oil prices, there was certainly a boom within the greater hydrocarbon industry. Carbon dioxide (CO2) fracs are still...
Since its formation in 1969, Statebourne Cryogenics Ltd has been continually focused on providing products of the highest value to its customers.
