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Volunteer Spotlight: Azzam Younes

Shining a light on the valuable work of IChemE volunteers

Type: Feature

INWED 2023: Marlene Kanga on the Satisfaction of Engineering a Safer Society

With INWED focused on 'Make Safety Seen', Marlene Kanga talks to Orla Douds about the satisfaction of keeping communities safe through a career in engineering

Type: Feature

Fujifilm launches fine chemicals division

Completed tender offer for Wako on 3 April

Type: News

New Zealand bans future offshore oil and gas exploration

New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that no future permits will be awarded for the exploration of offshore oil and gas fields, in a bid to combat climate change.

Type: News

Norway outlines funding for full-chain CCS demonstration project

NORWAY’S efforts to develop a full-chain CCS demonstration project have been boosted by government plans to invest 80m NOK (US$9.8m) in FEED studies for capture projects.

Type: News

Picky porous electrodes take out toxins

RESEARCHERS at Rice University, US, are developing a novel water treatment technology to selectively remove specific toxins from water through capacitive deionisation.

Type: News

Chevron set to become fourth ultramajor with US$33bn buyout of Anadarko Petroleum

CHEVRON has agreed to buy Anadarko Petroleum for US$33bn, propelling it into the position of fourth ‘ultramajor’ and the largest producer in the fast-growing US Permian Basin, and the Gulf of Mexico.

Type: News

Oil and gas innovation to benefit Japanese nuclear sector

RAWWATER Engineering Company, which developed specialist alloys for the oil and gas industry that are being adapted to support Sellafield decommissioning challenges, has announced a contract that will take it into the Japanese nuclear sector.

Type: News

UK scrutinises Chinese acquisition of 'prized' semiconductor producer

THE UK Government is conducting a full national security assessment of a Chinese-owned subsidiary’s acquisition of the UK’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, considered a “prized” asset.

Type: News

Centrica given the go-ahead for North Sea gas storage project

THE North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has granted Centrica the right to resume gas storage operations at its Rough field gas storage site off the east coast of England.

Type: News

Companies eye Britishvolt site in the wake of company collapse

UK battery firm Britishvolt has received interest from more than a dozen companies looking to buy its Northumberland, UK factory site, after last minute talks to save the company failed. The company was forced into administration earlier this week.

Type: News

£27m to boost the UK’s battery industry

THE Faraday Battery Challenge has awarded £27.6m (US$33.2m) in funding to support 17 firms working on cutting-edge battery innovations in the UK

Type: News

Japan and the US to collaborate on critical minerals

JAPAN and the US have signed a critical minerals agreement targeted at strengthening and diversifying critical minerals supply chains between the two countries and promoting electric vehicle (EV) battery technologies.

Type: News

APPEA backs Climate Change Authority report on carbon capture technology

THE Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) is backing carbon capture technology after a report by Climate Change Authority (CCA) urged for more support.

Type: News

Book Review: Engineers Making A Difference

Shini Somara; ISBN: 9781804660270; What on Earth Books; £16.99; 2023

Type: Feature

Josh Fearns awarded Ashok Kumar Fellowship

JOSH Fearns, a chemical engineering graduate of the University of Surrey, UK has been awarded IChemE’s 2022 Ashok Kumar Fellowship and will work alongside UK Parliamentary advisers to brief lawmakers.

Type: News

Volunteer Spotlight: Adriana Vargas-Colwill CEng MIChemE

Shining a light on the valuable work of IChemE volunteers

Type: Feature

UK pledges £200m to secure Grangemouth future

THE UK government has promised £200m (US$252m) for investment at Grangemouth in a bid to secure the long-term future of the industrial site as the closure of its refinery looms.

Type: News

Light-controlled yeast produces biofuel

MODIFIED yeast that use light as a switch to change metabolic pathways have been used to produce the biofuel isobutanol.

Type: News