If it sounds German to you, then that's on purpose: The Grün-Book is a publication written by German, Austrian and Swiss experts to provide a guideline for a modern recycling concept in Singapore. At Achema Pulse, Dr Tim Philippi and Joachim Ihrcke presented solutions defined in this publication for closing the waste loop in Singapore.

Cypress Development is conducting a feasibility study for the Clayton Valley Lithium Project in Nevada, USA. In this background, thyssenkrupp nucera has been selected to carry out the designing and engineering for a chlor-alkali plant which will help the project to self-generate two key reagents for processing lithium-bearing claystone in order to produce lithium carbonate products.

By opening a subsidiary in Algeria, Fette Compacting is strengthening its presence in Northwest Africa. The new branch in the capital city of Algiers specializes in providing more intensive support for existing customers in the Maghreb states as well as expanding business relationships in the regional growth markets.

Covestro plans to invest a figure in the three-digit million Euro range for developing its Thermoplastic Polyurethanes (TPU) site in Zhuhai, China. On completion, the project is expected to have a production capacity of nearly 120,000 tons of TPU annually.

KBR has secured a contract from Hyundai Engineering Company to supply proprietary equipment for the first modular plant for its leading advanced plastics recycling technology Hydro-PRT. The new unit will be installed at LG Chem's Chronos Project in Dangjin, South Korea.

Successful integration of green hydrogen into production networks – Compact electrolysis plants, powered by green electricity, could help to solve the issue of energy storage, providing power and raw materials available for a wide range of applications. But setting up a container plant is not enough: Sahll the decentralized H2 production become a success, it needs to be suitably integrated and connected. Is the energy transition a matter of plant planning and design?

Baker Hughes will supply turbocompression equipment to Petronas Carigali’s Kasawari offshore carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) project in Sarawak, Malaysia. The project aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 3.3 million tons per annum.

Whether pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, viable cell density or redox, while analog sensors have been the product of choice in many areas and still are, modern intelligent sensors offer a range of advantages.

A team of researchers at University of Illinois Chicago has discovered a way to convert 100 % of carbon dioxide captured from industrial exhaust into ethylene, a key building block for plastic products.

Under a MOU, BASF and Sulzer Chemtech will work together to develop innovative sustainable technologies for the production of renewable fuels and chemically recycled plastics with an aim to reduce its carbon intensity.