Acelen Renewables has selected Honeywell’s Ecofining technology for producing 20,000 barrels per day of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel from a blend of inedible seed and waste oils at its facility in Bahia, Brazil.
BASF process catalysts has collaborated with Envision Energy to further optimize the process of producing e-methanol from green hydrogen and CO2 via an advanced, dynamic process design. The partners aim to demonstrate the viability of the advanced process design next year.
Solvay has plans to expand operations at its Resolest and Solval units which are dedicated to recycling residues from the flue gas cleaning process by using the Solvair solution. With this move, the company intends to enhance the circularity in flue gas treatment.
Under a licensing and engineering agreement, Preem has chosen Topsoe’s Hydroflex technology to produce sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel at its lysekil refinery in Sweden. The technology will be used at the refinery’s Isocracker unit and have a capacity of 1.2 million cubic meters per year for the production of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.
New Power Purchase Agreements have been signed between Air Liquide, Sasol and Mainstream Renewable Power for Sasol’s Secunda site in South Africa. Under the terms of the contracts, Mainstream Renewable Power will supply renewable power with a capacity of 97.5 MW to the site.
Hydrogen is the solution to all promises of defossilization – but handling the light gas is surprisingly difficult due to its low density. It would be easier to store the substance in a liquid, as promised by so-called Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers (LOHCs)...
The chemical industry makes use of numerous industrial pumps for different purposes. To better understand how each pump is different from the other, PROCESS Worldwide offers an insight into the different types of pumps available in the market and also highlights its structure, function and applications for the benefit of industrial players in the chemical sector.
Lanxess has reshuffled the management positions of four business units. With this move, the company aims to provide fresh impetus for future growth in its consumer protection segment.
Linde boosts its liquid hydrogen production at the McIntosh, Alabama facility, now generating up to 30 tons daily to meet growing demands in manufacturing, electronics, space launch, and mobility sectors.
GEA has commenced operations at a new fabrication, repair, logistics and training facility in Wisconsin, USA. The 20-million-dollar unit comprises of production capabilities to finalize separator, decanter as well as valve and pump assembly.