When it comes to navigating structural change in the CO2 market, Europe’s Nippon Gases is increasingly focused on redesigning its supply chain for resilience rather than reacting to short-term volatility.
Speaking during a recent gasworld webinar, Angelica Cortinovis, Renewable Energy Business Manager at Nippon Gases, said persistent energy price swings, plant closures and seasonal peaks are reshaping how suppliers plan for the years ahead.
“Closures, the energy price swings, the seasonal peaks, are still impacting the CO2 market [in Europe and around the world], and that of course changes everything about planning,” she said. “It’s not about reacting to short-term volatility, but it’s about redesigning our whole supply chain.”
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