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whitePaper | March 11, 2023

Canada’s economy and the lives of Canadians are highly reliant on the materials and products produced by the chemical and fertilizer industry.

whitePaper | June 15, 2021

When properly used, the hazardous area classification system makes for a safer work environment. Too often, however, hazard classes are specified without concern for the significantly higher design and procurement costs they bring. In many cases, an open mind and a little ingenuity can avoid excessive costs for compressors and other equipment, without compromising safety. This white paper explains hazardous classification systems commonly used in the chemical industry and outlines considerations for installing compressed air equipment in these areas

whitePaper | May 2, 2022

The energy transition, coupled with a global drive for sustainability in the energy and chemical industries, is already impacting the economy and all players across the energy value chain. T

whitePaper | December 30, 2019

The chemicals industry is going through a transformation. Many existing and emerging trends are shaping the future of the industry, which include increasing competition, a shift in economic power, disruptive innovations in end markets, changes in feedstock, accelerating commoditization, sustainability, digitization, and Industry 4.0. These key developments which are determining the future of chemicals broadly fall into three key themes: ‘Growth and innovation’, ‘Performance and cost optimization’, and ‘Sustainability and circular economy’.

whitePaper | December 21, 2022

Over the past two years, the world has been reeling from the shock of the pandemic, and we are now collectively trying to navigate to our “next normal.” Those of us on the Tech Trends team believe that this represents the opportunity to engineer a better future—not to just.

whitePaper | July 12, 2021

The author wishes to thank Willie Wilson for his advice and support with stakeholder mapping throughout the project, Linh Tran Phuong Dang for helping with research and data collection, and many individuals and organizations that have shared their knowledge, including INTERPOL’s Pollution Crime Working Group; the environmental agencies of the United Kingdom, Zambia, Ghana and South Africa; the Environment and Natural Resources Division at the United States Department of Justice;