Membrane development for large-scale hydrogen-bromine flow batteries

whitePaper | February 28, 2020

The global chemical industry is today worth over $4.3T and is an integral part of the modern world economy, converting raw materials into products encompassing an enormous variety - from plastics to paints, agri-food, consumer goods, textiles and leather products. Many of these items subsequently form part of other value chains, such as automotive, mechanical engineering and construction.

whitePaper | August 11, 2022

This guide will help you manage your peroxide forming chemicals and outlines the procedures for the required stabilization of peroxide forming chemicals and destruction of peroxides prior to disposal.

whitePaper | October 11, 2022

Completed to acquire additional stakes in Lotus Pharmaceutical to be 37% and invest in Adalvo 60%. Profit contribution started in 2Q22

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 28, 2021

As an oil & gas professional, you encounter some of the most challenging and complex work and regulatory environments of any industry. Tasked with scouting new potential sites, you also oversee current construction; manage large fields, hundreds of oil rigs, and dozens of contractors; and secure miles of pipeline – all while keeping workers, the general public, and surrounding environments safe. Meanwhile, complicated and ever-evolving regulations make it difficult for oil & gas companies to streamline work.

whitePaper | August 10, 2022

The early days of the decarbonised hydrogen industry is seeing a gap emerging between Europe and the US for low-carbon (blue) hydrogen.