Under the terms of the new agreement, Praxair Surface Technologies (PST) will offer a range of coating services across all Siemens products. The coatings will be completed at PST’s vital locations in Europe with an aim to offer the best services.

The feasibility study has been awarded by JX Nippon and will explore options for carbon capture and sequestration as well as blue hydrogen production relating to oil and gas fields in South East Asia.

Under the long-term agreement, Nutrien will supply anhydrous hydrogen fluoride to Arkema for the production of high added value polymers, fluoro-derivatives and fluorogases in the USA. Arkema will also invest 150 million dollars in a 40 kt/year AHF production plant in North Carolina.

BP’s study will attract an initial investment of 1.77 million dollars from BP and an additional amount of 1.1 million dollars by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency under its Advancing Renewables Program. The study will enable the company to understand the possibilities of using hydrogen to export renewable energy at scale.

The current F-gas regulation forces plant operators and planners to rethink their processes: Alternatives to conventional refrigerants with their often high greenhouse gas potential are needed. But sometimes the good is so obvious: a new process with ambient air wants to exceed the requirements of the industry.

Innovations and fast development characterise the production processes in the beverages and food industries as well as in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. The production processes in these industries are particularly demanding. Specific product properties need to comply with special hygienic requirements.

The Alberta Carbon Trunk Line system is the world’s newest large-scale carbon capture, utilisation, and storage project. Located in Canada, the system captures emissions and supplies CO2 to mature oil and gas reservoirs for use in enhanced oil recovery and permanent storage.

Under his new role, Imtiaz Mahtab will be in charge of managing and growing Air Products’ industrial gases operations and partnerships in the Middle East region. He has also been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Air Products Qudra.

Aker Solutions’ has commenced a carbon capture and storage test program at the Preem refinery in Sweden. The program aims to explore the entire value chain from capture to storage of carbon dioxide and intends to encourage other companies to utilise the CCS technology inorder to reduce their CO2 emissions.

Working with flexible systems that evolve with the changing needs in a lab is indispensable. With the Scivario twin, Eppendorf, a key life science company, introduces its latest bioreactor control system for small- and bench-scale applications.