CGA26 Annual Meeting Highlights: Safety. Standards. Savannah.
The Compressed Gas Association Annual Meeting returned this year with a clear message: the compressed gas industry is more connected, more visible, and more essential than ever before.
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.

The Compressed Gas Association Annual Meeting returned this year with a clear message: the compressed gas industry is more connected, more visible, and more essential than ever before.
Kelvin N. Dixon, Senior Vice President of Global Risk Management at Nippon Sanso Matheson, Inc., has been elected Chair of the Compressed Gas Association’s (CGA) Board of Directors. Dixon succeeds Eric Rottier, Chief Operating Officer of Air Water America, Inc, who handed off this leadership role at CGA’s 113th Annual Meeting, CGA26.
The Compressed Gas Association is actively engaging Congress in support of the bipartisan Pro Codes Act, legislation designed to preserve the long-standing public-private partnership that underpins America’s codes and standards system.
At the 2026 Compressed Gas Association Safety Awards Banquet in Savannah, Georgia, the compressed gas industry gathered to celebrate more than achievements and milestones. The evening served as a reminder of what unites CGA members across every sector of the industry: a shared commitment to safety, operational excellence, environmental responsibility, and continuous improvement.
The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) is playing a key leadership role in the upcoming ANSI Hydrogen Standards Technical Workshop, reinforcing its long standing commitment to advancing the safe and effective use of hydrogen across applications.
CGA is pleased to announce the promotion of Kristy Mastromichalis to Director, Standards Programs.