Nouryon and other firms based at Chemical Park Delfzijl in the Netherlands will save up to 100,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year through the increased use of sustainable steam. The company will use the additional supply to make its salt production at the Delfzijl site more sustainable.

De Lille Oxygen has opted for two Ecos units. One is located at their customer’s site for flexible over-the-fence delivery of CO. The other will deliver on-demand CO for the rest of their customers from the company’s headquarter in Columbus, Ohio.

Exxon Mobil along with its partners plan to further invest in Block 15 and aim to produce approximately 40,000 additional barrels of oil per day. The project is also expected to generate about 1,000 local jobs during construction.

Primus Green Energy announced plans to develop and deliver a 160 metric tonnes per day methanol plant to an operating site in Alberta, Canada.

Big Pharma has set its sights on china: Managers of major pharma players expect boom on Chinese biologics sector, as government pushes the branch to the forefront. Will the country be on-par with western companies within five years?

The continuous online analysis of oils and fats in waste water is known to be one of the most toughest applications. Many oil-in-water analysers have trouble handling this highly contaminated oily and fatty waste water. Not so for the QuickTOC (Total Organic Carbon) analyser from LAR.

GE’s Distributed Power business announced that the Italian company AB has purchased 115 of GE’s high-efficiency Jenbacher Type 3 and Type 4 biogas engines.

The growing global plastics sustainability movement is one of the biggest potential disruptors for the plastics industry and is putting future plastics resin demand and billions of dollars of industry investments at risk, IHS Markit says.

Nouryon (formerly Akzo Nobel Specialty Chemicals), Tata Steel and the Port of Amsterdam have joined together to study the feasibility of a large green hydrogen cluster in the Amsterdam region.

A new electronic position transmitter designed to simplify end position adjustments for actuators has been developed by Auma. The EWG is compatible with its predecessor, the RWG, which ensures rapid replacements and retrofits.