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Chemical Management

LANXESS and Emerson | October 14, 2022

Specialty chemicals company LANXESS has selected Emerson a global software and technology leader, as a Global Alliance Partner for automation technology, enhancing its existing long-standing relationship. By upgrading its control and safety systems, and digitally transforming its production facilities, LANXESS aims to optimize operational performance and support sustainability targets. The companies have signed an initial five-year global agreement. Emerson will help drive the ado...

Chemical Technology, Chemical Management

Danimer Scientific | March 09, 2023

Danimer Scientific, Inc. commends the City of Jacksonville for its newly launched pilot program offering organic recycling solutions to restaurants in the Riverside and Avondale areas. Sunshine Organics and Compost, also known as Compost Jax, is partnering with the city to execute the six-month program. After receiving training on proper diversion procedures, restaurants will have their food waste collected and delivered to the Sunshine Organics and Compost facility by the city ...

Chemical Management, Products and Technologies

Businesswire | May 04, 2023

Global chemical company OQ Chemicals has successfully started up its new pilot plant for esters in Oberhausen, Germany. This state-of-the-art test facility enables the company to manufacture small quantities of esters that are tailored to customer needs for test purposes. The new products can later be produced on a large scale at OQ Chemicals’ industrial plants. The pilot plant is part of OQ Chemicals’ investment in research and development and strengthens the company’s p...

Chemical Technology

Louisiana chemical | November 25, 2020

In the last part of the 1980s, when the government started organizing modern emanations being delivered into the climate, Louisiana's petrochemical plants were discharging countless pounds of unsafe squanders at locales over the state. It was a period when innovation and legislative oversight were not what they are today. By 2018, the state's substance plants had decreased their emanations by in excess of 75 percent, as indicated by insights organized by the Louisiana Chem...