CABB has replaced the amalgam electrolysis plant at its Pratteln site with the latest generation of membrane technology. (Cabb)
Switzerland: Chlorine Production/Electrolysis

Fine Chemicals Company Cabb Starts New Chlorine Electrolysis Plant

Fine chemical manufacturer Cabb has replaced the amalgam electrolysis plant for chlorine production at its Pratteln site in Switzerland with a plant using the latest generation of membrane technology. The new plant, which entered operation in October, consumes around a third less energy per metric ton of caustic soda than its predecessor. Mercury is also no longer required. The manufacturing process is automatically controlled, with over 1,000 test points.

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The whitepaper outlines development needs and development paths, but also analyses potential hurdles and oultines necessary research funding measures for transformative implementation. (Pixabay)
Germany: Whitepaper

Digitization in Catalysis Research Explained

The aim of a new initiative of the German Catalysis Society (Gecats) is to unlock the enormous wealth of catalysis research data. In the recently published whitepaper "The Digitalization of Catalysis-Related Sciences", experts from academia and industry outline how "digital catalysis" can accelerate research processes and lead to new insights.

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Cross-section of a freezer depicting use of phase change materials (PCMs) (Picture: Pluss Polymers)
Vaccine Transport

Stop Vaccines Waste – Take a Look at the Transport Chain!

India's vaccine industry ranks third in terms of volume globally in the world. Yet the question remains of why deaths are being reported even after immunization against a disease. One of the reasons for this is the improper transport of vaccines which cause the vaccine to lose its effectiveness. Use of phase change materials (PCMs) can help reduce vaccine wastage during transportation.

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