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Chemical Management, Products and Technologies

Lummus Technology | December 30, 2022

Lummus Technology, a worldwide provider of value-driven energy solutions and process technologies, recently announced its licensed TC2CTM crude-to-chemicals technology will undergo its first commercial deployment at S-Shaheen Oil's Project in South Korea. TC2C converts crude into value-added chemicals through a unique integrated process that combines Lummus' ethylene technology with Saudi Aramco's catalyst and separation technologies and CLG's hydroprocessing rea...

Chemical Management, Products and Technologies

PRNewswire | June 13, 2023

OCI Global has announced it is fueling the first ever green methanol-powered container ship in a new partnership with A.P. Moller-Maersk. OCI will provide ISCC certified biomethanol to power the maiden voyage of Maersk's first dual-fueled container ship, in a pioneering step towards the decarbonization of global shipping. The journey demonstrates OCI's unique capacity to supply marine customers with end-to-end green methanol solutions in major global bunkering locations,...

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EPRO Advance Technology Limited | July 18, 2022

Renewable energy company – EPRO Advance Technology has announced a breakthrough in green hydrogen energy generation and energy storage, revealing what is believed to be the easiest and lowest cost way to deliver hydrogen that the world has seen. This revolutionary process has the potential to kick start the hydrogen economy, bringing it forward by decades, transforming hydrogen from the fuel of the future to the fuel of tomorrow. EAT has developed a ground-bre...

Chemical Watch | March 12, 2020

The US EPA is considering imposing ‘unilateral orders’ to end the review process for a small subset of TSCA new chemicals notifications that have languished for months, according to recent remarks from the agency’s Alexandra Dunn. Speaking to delegates at ChemCon the Americas in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania last week on the EPA’s efforts to reduce a stubborn backlog of pre-manufacture notices (PMNs) that have gone well beyond the required 90-day review period, the EPA&rsquo...