When we profiled the North Pacific industrial gases business last year, we noted how in 2018 the region had for the first time in history eclipsed the size of the European market to become the...
In many countries there is a type of fly which is born and dies in the same day. It goes by different names and the biology changes around the world, but this type of insect...
It’s been just over a decade since gasworld profiled various female thought leaders in our industry and asked if a glass ceiling existed where women in gases are concerned. Back then, it was noted that...
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For French animal vaccine producer Ceva-Phylaxia, cryogenics technology plays a significant role in its day-to-day business. The company produces live, as well as inactivated, viral and bacterial vaccines across its 13 R&D centres and 23...
In recent years, Emissions Control Area (ECA) legislation and the high price of fuel has led to a need for ship owners to seek alternatives to oil as a marine fuel. Liquefied natural gas (LNG)...
Whether used to cool superconducting magnets at CERN, as a fundamental enabler in space exploration at NASA or its role in harnessing fusion power, cryogenics is a critical enabling technology in research applications. Simply put,...
The world of cryogenics can seem a little scary to some – we’re talking of liquids at frighteningly low temperatures and all of the issues that arise from that. For users new to cryogenics and...
The carbon dioxide (CO2) industry predominantly contains the product as a liquid under pressure, making it feasible to package, transport, and market for consumption. Some decades ago, the product was often delivered into high pressure...
The carbon dioxide (CO2) industry expands organically, at around 3% annually in some markets. The best way to grow more rapidly in the industry is via the development and implementation of new and unique applications...
