The US industrial gas market in 2021
In 2021, the US industrial gas market was valued at around $24.8bn, which represents a 14.8% year-on-year (YoY) growth on 2020 gas market revenues for the country.
In 2021, the US industrial gas market was valued at around $24.8bn, which represents a 14.8% year-on-year (YoY) growth on 2020 gas market revenues for the country.
Linde has completed its acquisition of nexAir, which was until now one of the largest independent packed gas distributors in the US, with 2022 sales of about $400m.
Iwatani Corporation of America, an Iwatani Corporation subsidiary, has entered the wider US industrial gases market for the first time, with the acquisition of Montana-based Aspen Air US.
Oxygen therapy and on-site generation systems provider CAIRE Inc. has finalised the acquisition of MGC Diagnostics Holdings, Inc., a Minnesota-based non-invasive cardiorespiratory diagnostic systems manufacturer.
Founded in the US, industrial water management company Pentair is also considered to be one of world’s leading carbon dioxide (CO2) technology companies for generation, recovery and purification & liquefaction of high quality CO2. Having...
The world’s largest industrial gas company by market share and revenue, Linde serves customers across numerous industries including healthcare, petroleum refining, manufacturing, steel making, electronics and more. Founded in Germany and headquartered in the US,...
Industrial gas major Linde will expand nitrogen supply to a new $4bn petrochemical project in Cilegon, Indonesia, owned and operated by Lotte Chemical Indonesia (LCI).
Aquaculture, supported by constantly oxygenated water and sometimes also by biological tech, is an important emerging space in the North American food and beverage market – and there are some intriguing recent developments that could...
Messer Americas is supporting its customers with nitrogen bottom injection chilling installations and new freezing technologies. The move could help reduce reliance on carbon dioxide (CO2).
COP27’s Energy Day saw the spotlight turn on petrochemicals and fossil fuels, and how to stem the rising tide of plastic.