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Evanko steps aside as Chart Industries CEO

3 days ago | gasworld.com | Molly Burgess

By on Jillian Evanko has stepped down as President and CEO of the US-based cryogenic equipment manufacturer Chart Industries, as the company enters a $19bn merger-of-equals with Flowserve Corporation that will see Scott Rowe become CEO of the newly combined entity.
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.
Glenfarne records $115bn of partner interest in Alaska LNG

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

Glenfarne Alaska LNG has reported $115bn-worth of “strategic partner interest” in the Alaska LNG project. More than 50 companies from the US, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, India, and the EU have expressed interest in the major infrastructure project since the contract selection process was launched in early May. Contracts up for grabs include equipment and material supply, services, investment, and customer agreements.
LNG round-up: moves from Purus, XRG, and Venture Global

4 days ago | gasworld.com | Dominic Ellis |Molly Burgess

It’s been a busy day in the LNG sector with notable updates involving capacity, strategies and development. Maritime services firm Purus has placed an order for a 180,000 cubic metres LNG carrier from Hyundai Heavy Industries, with delivery slated for Q4 2027. On entering service, the vessel will operate on a long-term charter with a leading energy company that’s not been named.
CarbonQuest to roll out CO2 recycling plant for US beverage customer

4 days ago | gasworld.com | Molly Burgess

US carbon capture technology firm CarbonQuest has entered the food and beverage market, with a new initiative underway in its home US state of Washington. CarbonQuest has partnered with its first beverage customer on a plant that will capture approximately 22,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide over a 15-year period and purify it to beverage-grade standards mandated by the International Society of Beverage Technologists (ISBT).
Why Modern Hydrogen backs its model despite policy turbulence

4 days ago | gasworld.com | Charlie Currie |Christian Annesley |Molly Burgess

Charlie Currie hears how the firm is betting on decentralized hydrogen production, solid carbon by-products and long-term customer planning to weather political uncertaintyFor all the political uncertainty unfolding in the US right now, Washington state-based Kai Moncino and his employer Modern Hydrogen are surprisingly relaxed.
Air Liquide to build €70m ultra-high-purity air gases plant in Singapore

4 days ago | gasworld.com | Molly Burgess |Christian Annesley

Industrial gas major Air Liquide will build a €70m ($79.8m) air separation unit in Singapore to supply ultra-high-purity nitrogen, oxygen, and argon to VisionPower Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (VSMC), a joint venture formed by Taiwan’s Vanguard International Semiconductor Corporation and the Dutch chipmaker NXP Semiconductors. The plant will be located at the Tampines Water Fab Park, one of the country’s four key wafer fabrication hubs.
Analysis: the state of play in industrial carbon capture

4 days ago | gasworld.com | Dominic Ellis |Molly Burgess

Transforming the global economy to achieve Net Zero by the mid-century is essential to slowing down climate change, with carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) recognised as an important part of the journey. Without it, it will be practically impossible to reach shared climate goals while maintaining industries and living standards. One company among many that are taking on this challenge today is the US multinational Honeywell.
How cryogenics and freeze-drying can work together in food

4 days ago | gasworld.com | Molly Burgess

When paired up, cryogenic freezing and freeze-drying are creating new ways to preserve and present foods. Molly Burgess speaks to Mark Liebel, CEO of Cryogenic Processors, about the technology, the market opportunity, and what’s nextIn the world’s largest economy, the US, the frozen dessert market is projected to grow from $50.1bn in 2023 to $70bn in 2032.
Tech has a role in enabling hydrogen projects

5 days ago | gasworld.com | Molly Burgess |Christian Annesley |Charlie Currie

As developers struggle to reach final investment decisions on hydrogen projects, smart design, modularity, and digital tools are emerging as critical enablers. Molly Burgess speaks to ABB about how it is supporting the push toward bankable projects. Despite a significant surge in final investment decisions (FIDs) in global hydrogen projects in 2024, the industry remains a long way off meeting earlier expectations, with large-scale projects being few and far between.