Trends policy responses and the role of internationalco-operation and trade

whitePaper | June 15, 2021

Corrosion costs the oil and gas industry $1.372 billion every year. No operator is more aware of the high costs of corrosion than Petrobras. In Brazil’s deepwater pre-salt reserves no pipe comprising metallics has so far evaded corrosion due to the combination of hydrogen sulfide, water and high temperatures. The problem has led Petrobras to look to Magma’s composite m-pipe. We have been working to qualify m-pipe in Brazil and share our initial results in this paper.

whitePaper | May 16, 2022

As a cornerstone of the global economy, the chemical industry is tightly interconnected in a complex web of value chains,

whitePaper | April 13, 2021

This document aims to share the overarching key policy areas identified by the members of the Collaborative Innovation for Low-Carbon Emitting Technologies (LCET) initiative to enable the development and upscaling of low-carbon technologies in the chemical sector and related value chains.

whitePaper | January 14, 2023

As industries reexamine their partners and processes in a critical search for efficiency, chemical businesses are feeling increasing cost and margin pressure. Still, the companies that can adapt new models and automate their processes have an unprecedented opportunity to have an outsized positive impact.

whitePaper | June 17, 2021

The topic of green chemistry is now also a challenge for contract synthesis suppliers. This is because more and more manufacturers of shampoos, detergents, paints, packaging and other consumer products are becoming increasingly concerned about the ecological footprint of their products. The trend is being fueled by consumers, who are increasingly prepared to spend more money on products that are better for the environment. But the political environment is also exerting major pressure on companies.

whitePaper | January 5, 2023

Although the need for climate action is a growing concern for businesses, the move from talk to “noexcuse” action is still hindered by limited access to detailed information on how businesses can operationalize their commitments and address their carbon-emission challenges throughout their operations and supply chains.