The world's first subsea gas compression system went on stream recently at the Statoil-operated Åsgard field. Aker Solutions has delivered the subsea compression system for this field development.

The oil and gas sector accounts for a major share of world energy supply; however, there is considerable energy consumption within this industry itself making it one of the most energy-intensive industries. Owing to this very reason, the sector also has a huge potential for energy savings. Here’s an overview of how to reduce energy consumption and increase cost savings.

Learn how Antares Vision kickstarted the packaging industry into the future — Health and safety: Two small words that mean everything to a company like Antares Vision. They are the leader in the pharmaceutical market, which is now ten years ahead of other industries in terms of regulatory tracking requirements.

Merck Millipore, the Life Science division of Merck, announced a €12 million investment in its Molsheim, France facility. This investment will expand Merck Millipore’s Ready-To-Use (RTU) Media manufacturing capabilities.

The Finland-based company has signed a multiyear agreement with Chevron. Both the companies had collaborated to develop a Novel Liquid Polymer.

The new facility will supply carbon monoxide and hydrogen to Huntsman’s Geismar operations. The project is also expected to be connected to the world’s largest hydrogen pipeline and network system.

Technip supplies substantial equipment for the hydrogen train of Petronas Rapid refinery and petrochemical project: The French technology experts will deliver three hydrogen reformers with a combined capacity of 344,500 Nm3/h.

Engineers responsible for reporting stack gas emissions data to federal, state or local authorities will appreciate the optional Cems and Cerms applications package available with the next-gen MT100 Series Multipoint Thermal Mass Flow Meters from Fluid Components International (FCI).

Givaudan has laid the foundation for a new flavours manufacturing facility in Ranjangaon, Pune/India. The company is investing CHF 55 million (€ 50 million) in this new world-class flavours manufacturing facility. This is Givaudan’s largest investment in India since 1998.

Designed with polarographic technology, the FC80 Free Chlorine Sensor from Electro-Chemical Devices eliminates the need for expensive reagents while providing highly accurate free chlorine measurement performance for applications in municipal drinking water and various industrial water treatment processes.