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CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT

International Process Plants | January 13, 2022

International Process Plants and its affiliates announced the acquisition of Juniper Acquisitions LLC, owner of the Juniper Specialty Products commercial-scale high-purity gas-to-liquids wax manufacturing plant in Westlake, Louisiana, North America's only commercial-scale GTL wax production facility. The 10-acre rail and truck-served site, including all intellectual property, is available for purchase, lease, joint-venture, or licensing. The plant will convert natural gas into...

CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT, MARKET OUTLOOK

prnewswire | March 28, 2023

LyondellBasell, a global leader in the chemical industry, and EEW Energy from Waste, a leading company in thermal waste treatment in Europe recently signed a letter of intent (LOI). The LOI includes exploring a potential long-term strategic partnership to extract and recycle plastics out of incineration waste streams. This proposed collaboration would potentially include construction of waste pre-sorting facilities at or near EEW incineration plants to remove plastics from waste streams bo...

MLive | January 30, 2020

Michigan will allow US Ecology to expand its hazardous waste facility in northeast Detroit, a move resulting from a proposal that neighbors had challenged over several years. The 10-year permit was approved on January 29 by the state Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE). It allows US Ecology, formerly Dynecol, Inc., to “continue existing operations, construct and operate two new buildings for storage and treatment, and repurpose an existing building,” according to...

Bloomberglaw | June 18, 2020

The EPA has agreed to grant petitions dating as far back as 2010 to add a commonly used degreaser to the list of regulated hazardous air pollutants—the first time in 30 years that it has agreed to add a chemical to the list. With this action (RIN 2060-AS26), the Environmental Protection Agency has agreed with petitioners that the chemical commonly known as 1-bromopropane (1-BP) poses a public health risk when members of the public or any workers involved in its use inhale it. Manufacturers...