Sartorius offers technologies for every phase of the biopharmaceutical value-added chain – having already recognized the potential of biopharmaceuticals at quite an early stage, the company has since carefully aligned its product and service portfolio with the requirements of the industry. Today, Sartorius presents its capabilities as an innovative solution provider for biopharmaceutical research and industry.

The energy-efficient amine gas treatment technology Oase sulfexx is expected to assist petroleum refiners and gas processors meet regulatory requirements of the future, reduce operating costs and increase capacity. The technology is capable of selectively removing hydrogen sulfide, while minimising co-absorption of CO2 from gas streams.

Under a MOU signed between Linde and a subsidiary of China Power International Development, both the companies will work together to carry out numerous green hydrogen initiatives including research and development of hydrogen technology.

The in-line optical dissolved oxygen sensors of Hamilton Bonaduz are designed for measuring the dissolved oxygen concentration in sewage treatment.

Under the manufacturing contract, Therapure will be responsible for the biomanufacturing of the vaccine drug substance and the aseptic fill of the drug product at Therapure’s Ontario facility in Canada.

Lyondell Basell and Bora have started up the new JV facility in China to meet the growing demand for polyolefins in the country. The complex includes a 1.1 million metric tonne per annum flexible LPG cracker, associated polyethylene production capacity of 800,000 metric tonnes per annum and 600,000 metric tonnes per annum of polypropylene.

Syngenta Group has acquired the plant from Novartis and is the company’s first major manufacturing facility since its establishment. With this investment, the firm aims to strengthen its crop protection strategy and offer innovative solutions to farmers across the globe.

Under the terms of the agreement, Chemtex and Clariant will market and sell Clariant’s sunliquid technology licenses, services and supplies for advanced biofuel plants in China. The second-generation (2G) biofuels are expected to support the country’s environmental ambition and also contribute to the national blending directive.

Duqm Refinery and Petrochemical Industries Company’s new plants include a 280 KTA polypropylene plant and a 480 KTA high-density polyethylene plant which will utilise Lyondell Basell’s Spheripol PP and Hostalen ACP process technology respectively.

Under the terms of the contract, tpgroup will provide management control equipment to the UK engineering company for enhanced safety management of hydrogen gas. The company will also design concepts, build and test a prototype system to manage hydrogen during emergency shutdown procedures.