One growth market in carbon dioxide lies in concrete and cement production. It is a development that sees CO₂ sequestered in new concrete and strengthening it. Alternatives to cement are also landing, to further decarbonize...
Like the mythical entrance to a wonderland of alternate reality, this month we open the door to a world of alternative energy, technology and industrial operations as we walk down the path of decarbonisation and...
Food and beverage is a huge consumer of carbon dioxide, but there is always change to navigate. With a growing number of smaller brewers now recycling their CO₂ from fermentation, brewing is one end-market that...
A niche within a niche. The specialty gases industry is like the white hot core of the industrial gas sphere today, loaded with growth potential but also with challenges to be addressed before they bubble...
Clean fuels are crucial to the energy transition. Some are established, like LNG, while others are a work in progress. Clean hydrogen is crucial as we look ahead, and there’s an emerging opportunity in drilling...
From the advances in AI, digitisation and predictive analytics, to the way in which we view materials science and of course the use of industrial gases at the end of the chain, the business as...
On the cover of this issue, history will be made in November when the bidding opens on the sell-off of the Federal Helium System. The impending sale adds an extra dimension to an already striking...
Consensus is building around LNG’s role in the energy transition and key use cases in particular, such as shipping and meeting heavy-duty transport needs. This month we set sail on a voyage into the path...
The advance of technology never stands still. How are today’s enterprise resource planning systems and expanded asset tracking capabilities changing what’s possible in IG? And what does the future look like, with AI promising even...
We often talk about oxygen and the breath of life, but how confident are we that this basic human need is fulfilled in all corners of the globe? There’s work still to do in supply...
