The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) Board of Directors has officially approved a comprehensive Strategic Hydrogen Plan aimed at accelerating the development of hydrogen standards both within the CGA and on a global scale.
The CGA Standards Council is responsible for approving CGA publications and positions, as well as managing committee activities and resources. The Council approves all committee missions, guides committee activities, and assesses committee resources. Standards Council members play a key role in advancing CGA’s safety mission.
The CGA Board of Directors is the legally recognized governing body for the association, responsible for upholding CGA’s bylaws and ensuring sound financial and administrative management. Board members foster cooperative relationships, support the development and implementation of strategic initiatives, and promote the advancement of CGA’s safety mission.
In 2020, the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) initiated a new Young & Emerging Professionals Committee (YEP) to provide opportunities for CGA member employees aged 45 years and under to expand their industry knowledge, build relationships, and develop their professional skills. In addition, individuals who are new to the industry find this committee a way to transition into the work of the technical committees. The YEP Committee is one of several initiatives CGA is taking to solidify the continued availability of experts needed to support our safety mission.
CGA is pleased to welcome Chenai Maguwah to our team as the new Standards and Committees Administrator. Chenai brings a wealth of experience and a passion for standards development, making her a valuable addition to our organization.
The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) applauds the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for finalizing the long-anticipated rule on Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP), Certification, Postmarketing Safety Reporting, and Labeling Requirements for Certain Medical Gases.
CGA H-3 contains the suggested minimum design and performance requirements for shop-fabricated, vacuum-insulated cryogenic tanks (vertical and horizontal) intended for above ground storage of liquid hydrogen.
CGA would like to announce the release of CGA G-5: 2024, Hydrogen, 9th edition. This publication provides information on the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen and proper handling and use.
CGA is proud to work with companies across the country and around the world that are committed to supporting vital infrastructure projects, especially in times of urgent need.
This June, the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) is proud to participate in National Safety Month, a dedicated period to emphasize workplace safety across industries. Throughout the month, CGA will lead its members in an engaging series of initiatives designed to educate, inform, and empower the compressed gas community on safety best practices.
