Anthony Wright

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Global News Journalist at gasworld magazine

Global news journalist @gasworld.com Contact: [email protected]

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Articles

Chart and Flowserve to merge in $19bn deal

3 days ago | gasworld.com | Dominic Ellis |Molly Burgess |Anthony Wright

By on US industrial equipment businesses Chart Industries and Flowserve are to merge in a major $19bn deal that aims to establish a scaled industrial process technology business with a range of ‘flow and thermal’ solutions. The deal is expected to close in Q4 this year.
Webinar: How AI boosts cylinder tracking and lifecycle management

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Dominic Ellis |Anthony Wright

It will be hard to look at the humble cylinder in quite the same light again. Artificial intelligence is reshaping how industrial gas companies manage their cylinders, with new technologies enabling smarter registration, improved traceability, and predictive maintenance regimes. Tracking software specialist TrackAbout and distribution software company Datacor partnered on a recent gasworld webinar and are applying AI to longstanding pain points in cylinder lifecycle management.
ABS teams up with Korean university to explore liquid hydrogen ship technology

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

US classification society ABS has signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korea’s Pusan National University Hydrogen Ship Technology Center to jointly develop technologies for liquid hydrogen carriers and cryogenic ship systems. The partnership will bring together the technical expertise of both organisations to advance hydrogen propulsion systems and support the development of liquid hydrogen carriers, a challenging but essential part of scaling up global hydrogen supply chains.
Commitment eyes $1bn green energy trade between India and Europe

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

A newly signed commitment between India-based AM Green and the Port of Rotterdam Authority holds the potential to create a green energy supply chain worth $1bn, according to the partners. Under a memorandum of understanding (MoU), the partners aim to achieve this by linking India’s net-zero clusters to Europe and supporting the development of key port infrastructure for distribution of hydrogen-based fuels and products.
US researchers optimise liquid hydrogen system for aviation

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

A liquid hydrogen storage and delivery system designed by researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering in the US state of Florida aims to deliver zero-emission aviation while addressing key storage and cooling challenges. A team has designed a system for a 100-passenger aircraft hybrid-electric aircraft that draws power from both hydrogen fuel cells and turbine-driven superconducting generators.
CycleØ secures gas shipper licence and will scale biomethane in Spain

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

European biogas plant developer CycleØ has laid out plans to trade and supply biogas on the Spanish market after being awarded a gas shipper licence this week. As a certified gas shipper, the company can now trade and supply biomethane, the purified form of biogas, produced at its three plants in Spain, located in Lleida and Vilnant. CycleØ will also market biomethane from its 18 new plants currently under construction or in advanced permitting once they are commissioned.
German partners to demo ammonia cracker covering imports to hydrogen

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

Germany-based energy company Uniper has partnered with industrial group Thyssenkrupp Uhde to build a large-scale ammonia cracker at Uniper’s coal-fired power plant in Gelsenkirchen-Scholven, just north of Essen. The demonstration plant is set to crack 28 tonnes of ammonia per day and will underpin the planned hydrogen import terminal in Wilhelmshaven, northwestern Germany, where the technology will be scaled up to industrial levels.
Marine e-fuels policies don’t go far enough, says maritime forum

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

New policy measures set out by the United Nations-led agency the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) lay the groundwork for a transition to zero-emission fuels but may lack the incentives needed to make e-fuels like green ammonia and e-methanol commercially viable in the near term.
HydroGraph signs gas supply deal and plans Texas graphene plant

1 week ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

US-based HydroGraph Clean Power, a sustainable manufacturer of pristine graphene, has partnered with a North American industrial gas supplier and is advancing plans for a new production facility in Texas, outlined in an April letter of intent. The agreement ensures a continuous supply of high-purity acetylene, a crucial feedstock for HydroGraph’s detonation synthesis process, which produces high-quality graphene.
Why total cost of ownership could be the new benchmark in green hydrogen

2 weeks ago | gasworld.com | Anthony Wright

The hydrogen industry must face a “sobering” market reality and move beyond the early hype if it is to deliver on its promise of decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors. That was the message from a recent H2 View webinar featuring engineering firm ABB and Ontario-based technology company Hydrogen Optimized, who said long-term cost efficiency and system reliability, not just upfront capital expenditure, will determine project viability going forward.