Iwatani launches joint venture with eleven other companies
According to The Gas Review, Iwatani, along with elven other private companies, has established a new joint venture called R Plus Japan.
According to The Gas Review, Iwatani, along with elven other private companies, has established a new joint venture called R Plus Japan.
According to The Gas Review, Taiyo Nippon Sanso’s sales revenue has decreased 12.3% with core operating profit down 35.2%, operating income down 33.3% and profit for the quarter term down 39.1%.
The deepening serious stagnation of the Japanese steelmaking industry exerts an inevitable influences directly to the demand of onsite gases and the supply capacity of co-produced liquid gases, reports The Gas Review.
Taiyo Nippon Sanso developed a gas supply system using robot, AI and IoT technology to save labour in gas handling work, including cylinder transport and management, daily gas facility inspection and supply condition monitoring at...
According to JIMGA (Japan Industrial and Medical Gases Association) statistics, total 2019 helium sales in Japan fell 11% year on year to 9.16 million m3, reports The Gas Review.
According to JIMGA (Japan Industrial and Medical Gases Association) statistics, sales of nitrogen in Japan fell 2.2% year on year to 4.2 billion m3 in 2019, The Gas Review reports.
With the Tokyo Olympics scheduled to start in July, 2020 was supposed to have been a very triumphant year for Japan, however, the global pandemic has meant the development of hydrogen energy in Japan has...
According to JIMGA (Japan Industrial and Medical Gases Association) statistics, total 2019 oxygen sales were down 5% from the previous year to 1.535 billion m3. A rebound from the high level of onsite demand for...
The Covid-19 crisis took the world by surprise in spring 2020, and Japan’s industrial gas industry was no exception. Materials procurement, production and shipping were all affected to some degree, reports The Gas Review. But...
According to The Gas Review, argon is currently in tight supply across Japan due to a combined influence of a slump in Japanese steel and the coronavirus pandemic.
