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Chemical Management

Carbon Streaming | April 25, 2022

Carbon Streaming Corporation is pleased to provide an update on its investment pipeline as the Company continues to build a diversified portfolio of high-quality carbon streaming investments around the globe. Indonesia Update The Indonesian government has temporarily paused validation of carbon credits from projects on the Verra Registry as it seeks to finalize its national carbon policy. The Company maintains a carbon stream investment in the Rimba Raya Bi...

Chemical Management, Raw Materials

Businesswire | May 12, 2023

Ingevity Corporation today announced its Capa® thermoplastic grades are now certified compostable by the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI), the only third-party verification of ASTM International (formerly known as American Society for Testing and Materials International) standards for compostable products in North America. BPI certified compostable certification confirms Capa thermoplastics can be aerobically composted in municipal or industrial facilities and the compost can be ...

Products and Technologies

Euclid Chemical | November 16, 2021

Euclid Chemical, a leading manufacturer of concrete and masonry construction products, has announced its recent acquisition of the business of Brett Admixtures, which has exclusively manufactured and commercially promoted Euclid solutions since 1998. "Primarily serving the upper Midwest of the U.S. and Canada's Manitoba province, Brett Admixtures has a deep-rooted knowledge of Euclid's product line, a similar business philosophy and culture, and many l...

C&EN | July 06, 2020

The world is drowning in oil. Sometimes there’s no place to store even an extra drop. As the cost per barrel struggles to breach $40 and transportation fuels seem to be entering their sunset years, giant oil companies are pushing into chemical manufacturing. For chemical buyers, the outlook is for years of heavy competition and low, low prices. In this environment, it is perhaps surprising that any company would bet on chemicals and materials made from sugar, rather than pet...