Gas
New York apartment building gas leak fire kills one, injures several
Fire department units were on the scene before the fire began, investigating reports of gas being smelled on the 15th and 16th floors of the building. While on scene, a gas explosion occurred.
Winter Storm Fern grounds thousands of US flights, strains power grids nationwide
Ben-Gvir to conduct security assessment after death of toddlers at Jerusalem kindergarten
'Delayed deaths': UK report claims chemical agents used on Iranian protesters
Israeli innovation: Fabric that changes color in the presence of toxic gas
The development by the Department of Polymer Materials Engineering at Shenkar is part of the "Future Soldier" project funded by the Ministry of Defense.
NewMed Energy sees record quarter, with $147m. net profit
NewMed Energy posts 25% profit growth in Q3 as Leviathan gas output and sales surge.
Australia launches 'Chart Your Fart' campaign with free app to study flatulence patterns
Data will help create a profile of 'normal' flatulence among different age groups, aiding gut health research.
Gas stoves in European homes linked to 40,000 premature deaths annually, study finds
The problem is especially severe in countries where gas cooking is common, such as the United Kingdom, Romania, Poland, and Italy.
Prepare your home for winter: Have you heard about the hybrid generator?
Amisragas introduces hybrid generators powered by LPG (cooking gas) and gasoline. These environmentally friendly generators offer an advanced solution for backup power during outages.
Iraq seeking major US investment in natural gas
This initiative is part of a larger effort within Iraq to attract greater US investment into Iraq’s energy sector, particularly after Chinese firms dominated the most recent licensing rounds.
Iraq opens gas processing plant to reduce flaring
In a statement from the prime minister's office, al-Sudani emphasized that Iraq's gas utilization has reached 61%, with a target of achieving zero gas flaring by 2028.
Silent but perilous: Pedestrians more likely to be hit by hybrid or electric cars
Pedestrians may be twice as likely to be hit by an electric or a hybrid car as those powered by petrol or diesel, wrote Phil Edwards, Siobhan Moore, and Craig Higgins of the London School of Hygiene.
Once and for all: Gas versus induction - which is better?
The way we cook food has been transformed over the years and now everyone is talking about induction. What is the difference?
Israel hides energy reserves in secret location in Negev desert
Israel hides underground fuel reserves in the Negev, ensuring the country's energy security during crises. It's one of the largest in the region, capable of distributing fuel across the country.
