CGA would like to congratulate CGA staff member Rob Early on his appointment to serve as the Chair of the US TAG for ISO/TC 197/SC 1, Hydrogen at scale and horizontal energy systems.
The Compressed Gas Association’s Natural Gas Committee is a group of experts in the natural gas industry who are committed to advancing the safe and effective use of natural gas. Learn more in this month’s spotlight.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is a necessary and useful gas. In fact, a certain level of carbon dioxide is essential for life. This information released by CGA explains the current CO2 landscape and explains the benefits and vital uses of CO2.
CGA TM-4, eLearning: Filling of Uninsulated Carbon Dioxide Cylinders, provides guidance on key safety principles. This training is intended for cylinder fillers and handlers who are new to the industry and unfamiliar with the requirements and hazards of filling and handling of uninsulated carbon dioxide cylinders, and for anyone who needs a safety tune-up.
The Food Gases Committee promotes safe practices and encourage compliance with regulatory and industry principles related to food and beverage gases. Learn more in this month’s committee spotlight.
Ariel Wolf, will be the lunch keynote speaker on Monday, April 24 at CGA23. Ariel leads Venable’s Autonomous and Connected Mobility group and is General Counsel to the Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association (AVIA).
There are over 25 committees dedicated to supporting the CGA mission of providing technical and safety information through standard development. But who are these committees, what are their individual missions, and what do they bring to CGA members and the compressed gas industry? This month we highlight the Carbon Dioxide Committee.
Our industry has played a critical role in the global economy’s growth and innovation for well over a century. Learn how CGA made waves in 2022 and set ourselves up for a strong 2023.
Jennifer is the point of contact for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership’s reciprocal membership with CGA. Within CGA, Jennifer participates in various hydrogen-specific projects and committees, including: CGA’s Hydrogen Technology Committee, CGA’s Hazardous Materials Codes Committee, CGA’s EWP: Position on Liquid Hydrogen System Separation Distances.
High temperature hydrogen attack is a mechanism that can significantly weaken and damage a variety of steel materials, including carbon steel and various low alloy steels, that are used in the construction of hydrogen plants. H-16 provides guidance for the review of existing plant assets, risk categorization, inspection strategies, and recommendations on risk mitigation, and actions for the owners and operators of HYCO plants in response to the updated guidance on the HTHA mechanism documented in API RP 941.
