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Prnewswire | October 05, 2020

Chemistry and Permascand are pleased to announce they are working together to scale-up and commercialize a novel electrochemical cell for Chemistry 's eShuttle® technology. Chemistry and Permascand will collaborate to finalize the design and to fabricate the Chemistry cell ensuring optimum performance and manufacturability. Chemetry's electrochemical cell is unique in its use of three chambers and two membranes, allowing the process to separate the brine into halide and sodium ions w...

Chemical Management

Clean Energy Systems, Inc. | July 13, 2022

Clean Energy Systems, Inc. announced that it entered into an agreement to acquire the idled Madera Biomass Power Plant. CES intends to convert the existing facility into a Biomass Carbon Removal and Storage Facility. "We are excited for the opportunity to expand our efforts to address the challenges of climate change, improve air quality in the Central Valley and make a vital contribution to the local economy by converting an idled biomass plant in...

Chemical Management

Carbios | March 02, 2023

On March 1, 2023, Carbios, a company at the forefront of developing and implementing biological technologies to transform the plastic and textile life cycle, has doubled its issued patent count since its last review in late 2020. Protection of Carbios’ processes As of now, Carbios and its subsidiary Carbiolice have a total of 336 patents across 53 patent families globally. In 2022, Carbios was granted several new patents protecting PET-degrading...

NGI | January 17, 2020

Expansions of oil and gas activity and infrastructure in the Gulf Coast and Southwest regions of the United States could contribute annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of 541 million tons (mmt) of CO2 equivalent (CO2e) by 2030, according to a new study published by the University of Texas at Austin (UT). This amount is equal to more than 8% of total U.S. GHG emissions in 2017 and roughly equivalent to the emissions of 131 coal-fired power plants, according to the analysis, which was fun...