Government plans to fast-track new North Sea tiebacks before legislation passed
THE UK government has asked regulators to fast-track approval of new North Sea oil and gas develo...
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EU launches trade investigation into PVC dumping as Chinese imports increase 10-fold
THE EUROPEAN Commission has launched investigations into alleged dumping of certain types of poly...
ONR considering further action over Sellafield blunder
The UK’s nuclear regulator is considering further regulatory action against Sellafield following ...
Egypt to launch gas exploration of 18,000 sqm of the Mediterranean
The UK’s nuclear regulator is considering further regulatory action against Sellafield following ...
Celebration, concern and ambivalence: Jackdaw approval met with mixed response from UK chemical engineers
PRODUCTION at the Jackdaw gas field has been approved by the UK government after nearly two years...
Heavy metal contamination leaves water ‘undrinkable’ in Norwegian town
Residents in a former coal mining town in Norway do not have access to drinkable tap water as its...
Industry
Government plans to fast-track new North Sea tiebacks before legislation passed
THE UK government has asked regulators to fast-track approval of new North Sea oil and gas develo...
EU launches trade investigation into PVC dumping as Chinese imports increase 10-fold
THE EUROPEAN Commission has launched investigations into alleged dumping of certain types of poly...
Celebration, concern and ambivalence: Jackdaw approval met with mixed response from UK chemical engineers
PRODUCTION at the Jackdaw gas field has been approved by the UK government after nearly two years...
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A new future for non-invasive temperature measurement [sponsored]
Historically dismissed as inaccurate, surface-mounted temperature measurement has evolved. Now it...
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New Whitepaper: The Fascinating World of Powder Dispersion [Sponsored]
The world of powder dispersion is far more complex than many users realise. Different methods hav...
Engineers deploy ‘first-of-its-kind’ electrified heating system for cement works
LOW-CARBON technology firm CoolBrook and partners ABB will deploy electrified industrial heating ...
IChemE
Chemical engineers say hydrogen is ‘essential’ to the future energy mix at IChemE conference
HYDROGEN is an inextricable component in decarbonising the world’s energy systems. But despite it...
IChemE Matters - September/October 1023
In this issue, President Ollie Folayan recounts his first full month in post, and head of policy ...
Young engineers take centre stage
The IChemE Young Engineers Awards for Innovation and Sustainability (YEAIS) 2026 again showed the...
Research & Development
Innovative ‘aerogel’ can clean up marine oil spills
Researchers from Israel’s Ben-Gurion University have developed a gel technology to treat crude oi...
AI identifies 800 plant proteins to replace synthetic emulsifiers
AN AI model was able to identify nearly 800 plant proteins that could be used to replace syntheti...
MIT spinout to expand pathogen-fighting microbe solution for crops
ROBIGO, a biotech spanout from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), has secured more ...
Policy
UK government shies away from PFAS ban
There will be no hard restrictions on PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in UK manufactur...
US seeks global critical minerals alliance to curb China dominance
THE US has launched a global initiative with more than a dozen countries to ramp up critical mine...
Risk & Safety
ONR considering further action over Sellafield blunder
The UK’s nuclear regulator is considering further regulatory action against Sellafield following ...
ExxonMobil fined after ‘woeful’ maintenance of Scottish ethylene plant led to multiple leaks
EXXONMOBIL has been ordered to pay £267,000 ($361,000) over multiple hydrocarbon leaks at its eth...
Johnson & Johnson to pay out US$5.5bn in talc cancer case
PHARMACEUTICAL giant Johnson& Johnson (J&J) has committed to pay out US$5.5bn to thousands of pla...
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