CGA’s extensive library of technical publications is vital to maintaining a safe industry. All member companies have an equal voice in the standards-setting process, no matter your company’s size. Members also enjoy free access to electronic publications and discounts on other products.
Our meetings and events are designed to promote conversations about best practices, incident learnings, and new technologies. As a CGA member, you will have opportunities to learn from leading subject matter experts about practices to help make your operations safer and more cost-effective.
CGA represents all facets of the industry in the formulation of codes, legislation, and regulations. We maintain strong relationships with key officials so that members receive early warning about upcoming developments and have an opportunity to participate in the policy debate.
Recently published CGA standards and guidelines reflecting the latest industry consensus, technical updates, and regulatory considerations.
The Compressed Gas Association (CGA), working through the International Harmonization Council (IHC), has released CGA G-5.5, Standard for Hydrogen Vent Systems. This updated publication provides harmonized safety guidance for designing, fabricating, testing, and operating hydrogen vent systems.
Getting involved in a CGA technical committee opens the door to professional connections, opportunities to contribute and pathways to leadership. For someone new to CGA or early in their career, knowing where to begin can make all the difference.
As Director of Publishing at the Compressed Gas Association (CGA), Krista has watched publications transform, technology change the way we communicate, and the association grow, all while bringing her own experience, creativity and dedication to the work.
There is an old saying in public policy: If you are not at the table, you are on the menu. For the compressed gas industry, that is more than a clever turn of phrase. It is a warning – and an imperative.
When most people think about semiconductor manufacturing, they picture silicon wafers, cleanrooms, photolithography equipment and increasingly sophisticated microchips. They probably do not picture cylinders, pipelines, bulk tanks, valves, gas cabinets and ultra-high-purity gas systems. But they should.
As summer begins to wind down and fall approaches, severe weather preparedness should remain top of mind for compressed gas operations. Hurricane season continues through November, and the months ahead can bring flooding, high winds and other weather-related hazards that affect facilities, cylinders and related equipment.
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