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Oxygen is used directly as a process gas as a reactant or indirectly to enrich the oxygen level of other streams for the purpose of debottlenecking, reducing emissions and expanding operating flexibility. Oxidation processes include ethylene oxide, titanium dioxide, propylene oxide, vinyl chloride monomer and vinyl acetate. ...
ByAdsorptech based in Middlesex, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Cultivated animal protein products are fast becoming a reality and are a viable tool in reducing emissions, producing more sustainable and cruelty free food. At Leaf we can produce cruelty free Growth Factors, which are an essential ingredient for the alternative protein ...
ByLeaf Expression Systems based in Colney, UNITED KINGDOM
Inpipe always works to reduce environmentally hazardous emissions from our production, transports and products. ...
ByInpipe Sweden AB based in Vilhelmina, SWEDEN
Energy consumption in hotel accounts for between 3% and 6% of total running costs, Hence energy conservation can reduce running/operational cost in a huge way. As the major part of the used energy is produced using conventional fuels like gas, coal and petroleum products, reducing the energy consumption would contribute to reduction CO2 emissions. Taking actions to reduce emissions and realize financial benefits can give the hotel ...
ByClique Solar based in Mumbai, INDIA
Thermoplastic microspheres and water-based polyurethane dispersions offer unique product technologies that add value to customer applications. These "green" technologies provide development solutions that can be optimized for reducing energy and water usage, greenhouse gasses, and overall processing ...
ByChase Corporation based in Westwood, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Petrochemicals, also called petroleum distillates, are chemical products derived from petroleum. Petrochemicals are used to produce industrial chemicals, plastics products, synthetic rubber, dyes, synthetic detergents, polyurethanes, synthetic fibers, ammonia, and methanol. Chemical handling and emissions abatement are critical processes with stringent environmental standards. ...
ByCECO Environmental based in Addison, TEXAS (USA)
Refineries and chemical plants increasingly face stringent environmental regulations in today’s industry while also consistently attempting to maximize output efficiency. Macrotek offers customized scrubbing technology designs to meet each unique refining application. An experienced engineering team and proven emission control technologies make Macrotek ideal for the extensive scope of refining ...
ByMacrotek Inc. based in Markham, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Thermal Energy International has helped several well-known pharmaceutical companies in North America and Europe reduce their energy costs and carbon dioxide emissions. Our FLU-ACE heat recovery system recycles the heat normally lost through the boiler flue gas exhaust – reducing energy consumption on most boilers by 10% to ...
ByThermal Energy International Inc. based in Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Pharmaceutical emissions control requires a thorough knowledge and understanding of the process and system requirements, combined with the ability to provide custom solutions. Dürr offers a wide range of environmental solutions that include solvent recovery and distillation systems, thermal oxidizers, wet scrubbers and wet electrostatic ...
ByDürr Systems, Inc. based in De Pere, WISCONSIN (USA)
The chemical industry has a pivotal role to play in addressing the environmental challenges facing society by driving innovation in key technologies, materials and processes. As a foundational sector, it provides essential inputs to a broad range of industries — from manufacturing and agriculture to industrial and consumer goods, and packaging. By prioritizing its own transformation, the chemical sector can enable sustainability to take root across global value chains. ...
ByQuantis based in Renens, SWITZERLAND
To reduce the pollution coming from vessels the international maritime Organization (IMO) established new limits on emission of sulfur oxides. In Emission Controlled Areas the sulfur limit will be 0.1 % starting 2015. The continued strategy by EPA and IMO to reduce the amount of sulfur in petroleum products put a great demand on sulfur monitoring in fuel and oil ...
ByXenemetrix Ltd. based in Migdal Haemek, ISRAEL
Our eXERO technology is particularly suited to enable the decarbonization of a range of hard to abate end-use markets, especially steel, chemicals, liquid fuels and mobility. We help industry meet both business and environmental objectives. Our products effectively and efficiently convert a variety of gas streams, including waste gas, into sustainable hydrogen and syngas to produce manufacturing feedstocks, distributed fuels and onsite energy. We enable industry to meet Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and ...
ByUtility Global, Inc. based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Increasingly stringent government regulations on sulfur and VOC emissions can be an expensive problem for the petroleum industry. Further limitations are likely to occur and similar restrictions impact oil exploration and production fields as well as storage and transshipment ...
ByAzzuro APC LLC based in Scottsdale, ARIZONA (USA)
The pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry is comprised of companies engaged in researching, developing, manufacturing, and distribution of drugs, medicines and biologicals for human or veterinary use. Products include pharmaceutical preparations, diagnostic substances, medicines and botanicals, biological products, medical devices, cosmetics, perfumes and toiletries. These industries also include research and development, biosafety and analytical testing labs for private university and government ...
ByCECO Environmental based in Addison, TEXAS (USA)
Dürr offers a wide range of environmental solutions that include solvent recovery and distillation systems, thermal oxidizers, scrubbers and wet electrostatic ...
ByDürr Systems, Inc. based in De Pere, WISCONSIN (USA)