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New MOF makes plastic manufacturing more energy efficient

RESEARCHERS have developed a metal-organic framework (MOF) containing iron-peroxo (Fe2(O2)) sites which could reduce the amount of energy required for extracting ethylene, the key ingredient in polyethylene plastic.

Type: News

US to label cleaner construction materials to accelerate use of greener glass, concrete, and steel

THE AMOUNT of carbon embedded in construction materials could soon become much easier to spot thanks to the US government’s push to introduce labels that will bolster the use of greener steel, concrete, and glass.

Type: News

IChemE announces results of Congress elections

IChemE has announced the names of 32 volunteers who have been elected to the new member advisory body.

Type: News

3D-printed sponge could reduce side effects of chemotherapy

CHEMICAL engineers at the University of California (UC), Berkeley, US, have developed a 3D-printed ‘drug sponge’ which could help reduce the side effects of chemotherapy by absorbing excess drugs.

Type: News

Bayer pays US$10bn to settle Roundup cancer lawsuits

BAYER has announced a US$10bn settlement for thousands of lawsuits claiming that that its Roundup weedkiller caused cancer.

Type: News

Operations suspended at Barrick gold mine

Spilled process solution caused temporary shutdown

Type: News

GSK buys Novartis out of consumer healthcare venture

GSK will pay US$13bn to take full control of its consumer healthcare venture with Novartis.

Type: News

Words from the Wise

David Edwards brings bite-sized process safety wisdom from Trevor Kletz to a new generation

Type: Feature

Korean partners plan major export of ammonia from Australia

THREE of South Korea’s industrial conglomerates have joined forces to develop a supply chain to export more than 1m t/y of green ammonia from Australia to South Korea by 2032.

Type: News

New York City sues five oil majors over climate change

NEW YORK CITY has filed a lawsuit against five of the world’s largest investor-owned fossil fuel companies – BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil and Shell – for billions of dollars to cover its costs for climate change.

Type: News

CGN bids for stake in UK’s Moorside nuclear project

CGN is bidding for a stake in the UK’s planned Moorside nuclear plant following the financial troubles that have struck its developer Toshiba.

Type: News

Petronas invests in LNG Canada

PETRONAS is buying a 25% stake in LNG Canada, after previously scrapping plans to develop its own project in Canada.

Type: News

Ineos buys former BASF concrete chemicals business

INEOS is buying MBCC’s admixture business from Sika, acquiring manufacturing sites in the US, Canada, Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

Type: News

Microbes, Microwaves, and Mixes: Eco-friendly Plastics Solutions

Amanda Jasi speaks to innovators striving to improve plastics sustainability and reduce their environmental impact

Type: Feature

GSK and Pfizer merge consumer healthcare businesses

GSK and Pfizer are merging their consumer healthcare businesses in a move that will create a market-leading joint venture.

Type: News

Adnoc to acquire German chemicals giant Covestro for €15.9bn

THE Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) is set for a €15.9bn (US$18bn) takeover of German chemicals company Covestro.

Type: News

Shell invests in used lubricants firm and buys Europe’s biggest biogas producer

SHELL has acquired a 49% interest in Blue Tide Environmental, a company specialising in the production of high-lubricity, low-sulphur marine fuel derived from recycled used motor oil.

Type: News

Lu awarded Order of Australia

IChemE Fellows McCann and Hector also honoured

Type: News

‘Biotech pioneer’ Elizabeth Holmes found guilty of fraud

ELIZABETH HOLMES, a former chemical engineering student who garnered praise as a Silicon Valley biotech pioneer, has been found guilty of fraud in a high-profile case in the US which raises serious questions about the ethics of entrepreneurship.

Type: News

Rio Tinto picks Yancoal for Aussie coal mines

RIO TINTO has snubbed an offer from Glencore for its thermal coal assets in Australia, sticking instead with a lower offer of US$2.45bn from Chinese firm Yancoal.

Type: News

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