The latest generation of D-max impellers combines high operating reliability for transporting raw waste water with optimum hydraulic efficiency.  (KSB)
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Innovations for Water, Waste Water Applications

The KSB Group will be showcasing numerous solutions for water and waste water applications at a soon to be held trade fair in Germany. Some of the innovations that will be exhibited at the show include the new UPA S 200 8-inch well pump, the new KSB Delta Macro SVP pressure booster systems and the firm’s classic water supply pump.

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The joint venture is expected to be operational in 2023. (©Double Brain–stock.adobe.com)
Fuel Cell

Plug Power, Olin to Develop 15 tpd Plant for Producing Green Hydrogen

Plug Power and Olin Corporation have come together to establish a joint venture under which both the companies will produce as well as market green hydrogen in the background of rising demand for fuel cell in the global hydrogen economy. The JV will set up its first green hydrogen production plant in St. Gabriel, Louisiana, USA which is expected to produce 15 tons per day.

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The collaboration will commence with feasibility studies on technical and economic aspects of the green e-methanol pilot plant which are expected to be completed by the end of 2022.  (RoBonc - stock.adobe.com)
Low Carbon Fuels

Southeast Asia to Get its First Green E-Methanol Plant

A consortium comprising of six firms have collaborated to develop Asia’s first green e-methanol plant. Capable of converting captured biogenic carbon dioxide and green hydrogen produced from renewable electricity into green e-methanol, the pilot plant will be established in Singapore and the low-cost fuel will be supplied to the maritime industry.

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Signing Ceremony: (From left to right) Toyo President & CEO, Haruo Nagamatsu and JGC Holdings President & COO, Tadashi Ishizuka. (Toyo Engineering)
EPC

Toyo Engineering Partners with JGC for Fuel Ammonia Plants

Under an alliance agreement signed between both the companies, Toyo Engineering and JGC Corporation will together undertake EPC projects for fuel-ammonia manufacturing plants and ammonia receiving terminals in Japan. The Japanese Government’s goal of realizing carbon neutrality by 2050 and fuel ammonia being seen as a decarbonized fuel across the globe has led to the formation of this alliance.

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