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Large-scale green fuels hub planned for Western Australia

AN international consortium has announced plans to build a large-scale green fuels project in Western Australia that would use wind and solar power to meet hydrogen and ammonia demand.

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Woodside enters FEED on H2 project

WOODSIDE has entered into front-end engineering design on its H2OK project, after awarding a contract for FEED services to KBR for the proposed hydrogen project in Oklahoma, US.

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The age of industry using carbon dioxide as a resource begins

COVESTRO’S Dream Production project achieved a key milestone in June as it started commercial production of plastics using ‘waste’ CO2 captured from a nearby chemical plant in Germany.

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Covestro uses captured CO2 to produce plastics

Dream Production begins after decades of R&D

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Making iron without coal or carbon dioxide

Industry partners seek to split and emit water

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Diamond battery made from nuclear waste

Team seeks to scale up method to harness carbon-14

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Researchers source and develop PPE to protect surgeons

RESEARCHERS at Imperial College London, UK, have sourced and developed personal respirator equipment to help address a shortage and protect surgeons and medics in the UK during operations on coronavirus patients. The equipment has been successfully used for high-risk surgeries procedures at NHS hospitals.

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INEOS shuts Forties pipeline

INEOS has closed its Forties oil pipeline, which transports 40% of the UK’s oil production, around 450,000 bbl/d, after a routine inspection discovered a hairline crack at Red Moss, south of Aberdeen.

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French bill banning fossil fuel exploration passes in parliament

A BILL banning new fossil fuel exploration licences in France immediately and all fossil fuel extraction in the country by 2040 has cleared its final hurdle, after being approved by the French parliament.

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DuPont and ADM launch bioplastic pilot plant

DUPONT and ADM have announced the opening of a pilot plant in that will be the world’s first production facility for bio-based furan dicarboxylic methyl ester (FDME), which can be used to make a lightweight plastic.

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Demonstration plant for ground-breaking chemicals technology

PHOTANOL, a platform renewable chemicals company, is building a demonstration plant for what it claims is a “ground-breaking” chemicals technology which produces chemical building blocks from sunlight and CO2. The facility will be located at a site in Delfzijl, the Netherlands, owned by partnering chemicals company Nouryon.

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175 countries commit to create historic global plastics treaty

ONE HUNDRED and seventy-five nations have agreed to create a global treaty to end plastics pollution and bring about a circular economy, in a move described as the most ambitious environmental action since the 1989 international agreement to halt the use of CFCs.

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Centenary Themes: Sustainability

At-a-glance information on what's in the first of our centenary theme specials

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PFAS inquiry launched by UK MPs

UK MPs have launched an inquiry into PFAS and are inviting expert input on whether enough is being done to understand and manage the risks around thousands of persistent chemicals.

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Industry leaders want UK to remain in EU

CEOs sign letter saying both will be weaker alone

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Statoil revives plans for offshore field

Company prepared to invest up to US$7.2bn

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We Must Go Round in the Right Circles

Adam Duckett on the need to go around in the right circles

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Microplastic pellets from North Sea cargo ship collision found washed up on shore

THE CARGO ship that crashed into an anchored jet fuel carrier near Hull, England last week was transporting containers of microplastic pellets which have washed up on shore following the collision.

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Heidelberg Materials wins UK’s first approval for carbon capture cement plant

CEMENT maker Heidelberg Materials has been granted planning permission to integrate carbon capture and storage (CCS) into its Padeswood cement works in North Wales.

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Replacing oil with wood in chemical making

Potential for renewable source of drugs and plastics

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