Anton Paar launches Multicube 48, a hot block for...
Well-known for its microwave-assisted digestion instruments, Anton Paar has...
Multiwave 5000: The user-friendly microwave system
Multiwave 5000 is Anton Paar’s new microwave platform system....
Award winning AdBlue standalone pump unit is coming to...
The Customer Operated Self-Service Units (COSSU) manufactured by Brenntag have now been installed at Shell (Hockenhull) garages in Corby.
Shell Corby is owned and operated...
Tomlinson Hall Awards Long Serving Staff
The region’s largest pump distributor and one of the few remaining British pump manufacturers – Tomlinson Hall – has paid recognition to its long-serving...
Grundfos Optimisation Services – Which assessment is right for...
Pumps are at the heart of your facilities. Day in and day out, pumps make your business run. But they come at a price....
Hydrogen-powered distillery
First-ever gin distillery to use hydrogen from renewables to produce environmentally friendly gin.
An environmentally friendly gin distillery could use hydrogen power to produce sustainable...
Greenhouse gas to liquid fuel
Lab’s ‘green’ invention reduces carbon dioxide into valuable fuels
A common greenhouse gas could be repurposed in an efficient and environmentally friendly way with an...
Scientia Fellowship allows Rona to show her true colours
Dr Rona Chandrawati’s work on colourimetric nanosensors aims to make testing for chemical compounds in food, health and the environment cheap, scalable and accessible.
With...
Mitigating risk
In this issue, we speak to Karl Jones of OAMPS Hazardous Industries, a specialist commercial insurance broker founded in 1986. Hazardous industries are their...
The arrival of the new era
Chemical Industry Journal met with Dr Maura Jolliffe, Commercial Director for Material Science and Specialty Chemicals at Brenntag UK & Ireland, to discuss the...
communication is key to industry wide success in managing risks
What key areas of risk do you help your clients to manage?
We specialise in understanding complicated risk, and in particular that from major accident...
nobel prize winner talks to us
Dr Frances Arnold, the American chemist and engineer, who won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and the 2016 Millennium Technology Prize for her...
Process safety leadership in focus
In this issue of the Chemical Industry Journal, we speak to Andy Stanley, Managing Director and founding partner of RAS, a specialist risk management...
No-deal repercussions
“No-deal would be catastrophic,” so said Dr Dani Loughran on a recent edition of Question Time, when speaking of the impact of leaving the...
Greenhouse gas to liquid fuel
Lab’s ‘green’ invention reduces carbon dioxide into valuable fuels
A...
Global pigments business acquisition
BASF and the fine chemical company DIC have reached an agreement on the acquisition of BASF’s global pigments business. The purchase price on a...
NEXT-GEN LITHIUM BATTERIES
A new partnership between Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, and Japanese specialist chemical manufacturer, Piotrek, will see Australian-developed battery technologies commercialised globally within the...
INEOS to invest $2bn in Saudi Arabia
INEOS signs agreement with Saudi Aramco and Total to build its first ever plants in the Middle East.
The three world-scale plants will produce the...
Upcycling process brings new life to old jeans
A growing population, rising standards of living and quickly changing fashions send mountains of clothing waste to the world’s landfills each year. Although processes...
Powerful new laser to boost car manufacturing
With the ability to cut and shape ultra-high-strength boron steel up to one thousand times faster than existing technology, a new precision pulse laser...
Sustainable steam cuts CO2 emissions
Nouryon and other firms based at Chemical Park Delfzijl in the Netherlands will save up to 100,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year through...