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Quaker Houghton | January 31, 2023
On January 30, 2023, Quaker Houghton announced that it has signed a contract with Constellation to acquire Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to meet roughly half of its entire U.S. based electricity requirements. Constellation's RECs are Green-e® Energy Certified and sourced from wind and solar energy facilities in the contiguous United States. Throughout the contract's life, 100% of the electricity purchased by specific Quaker Houghton U.S. sites will be acquired...
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Chevron Phillips Chemical | May 06, 2021
Chevron Phillips Chemical declared today intends to expand its alpha olefins business with a subsequent world-scale unit to create deliberately 1-hexene. Expected limit with regards to the new unit is 266 KTA with targeted startup in 2023 and its area will be Old Ocean, Texas, close to the organization's Sweeny office. At its pinnacle, the task expects supporting in excess of 600 development occupations and 50 or more full-time positions. 1-hexene is a basic segment in the cre...
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Chevron Phillips Chemical | June 08, 2022
Chevron Phillips Chemical announced today plans to expand its polyalphaolefins business with the construction of a new unit in Beringen, Belgium. Once local permits are approved, this significant investment will double the company’s PAO production capacity in Belgium upon targeted startup in 2024. For over 40 years, CPChem has been a leader in the development of high-quality PAOs, which are marketed under the Synfluid® brand. PAOs are specially designed chemicals made fr...
Business Insurance | February 10, 2020
The federal Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board on Wednesday released its new rule that requires an owner or operator of a chemical facility to report any accidental chemical releases to the board for investigation. The long-awaited rule, which follows a process that began in 2004 when the Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general called for the board to create incident reporting requirements, will ensure that the “CSB receives rapid, accurate reports of any acci...
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