Nippon gases

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Nippon Gases is a European industrial gases company and a subsidiary of Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation. It produces, sources, and distributes atmospheric gases (oxygen, nitrogen, argon), process gases (hydrogen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide), and specialty gases and mixtures, along with dry ice and related equipment and services.

The company supplies the chemical and petrochemical sectors, refining and energy, metals and glass, electronics and semiconductors, food and beverage, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, water treatment, and environmental applications. Delivery modes include on-site generation and pipeline supply, as well as bulk and cylinder distribution, supported by applications engineering, installation, maintenance, and safety services.

Nippon Gases operates production and filling assets across multiple European countries, including air separation units, CO2 purification and liquefaction, hydrogen facilities, and specialty gas laboratories. Its activities include process optimization, gas application technologies, and initiatives aimed at efficiency, emissions reduction, and circular use of CO2 in industrial value chains.

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Latest news on Nippon Sanso

18 April 2023
Nippon Gases to Build CO2 Plant in Germany

A new plant in Zörbig will purify and liquefy biogenic CO2, reducing transport emissions and enhancing supply security. The project supports sustainability and promotes workforce diversity.

5 July 2018
Praxair to Sell European Assets to Taiyo Nippon Sanso

The sale, worth 5 billion euros, includes Praxair's industrial gases businesses in 12 countries and 2,500 employees. The deal is contingent on the Praxair-Linde merger and regulatory approvals.

20 July 2011
Praxair Boosts Capacity in Germany

A new air separation unit in Hurth, Germany, doubles capacity to 1,800 tons/day, offering cost savings and supporting growing demand in the Rhineland chemical production area.

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