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BP wins approval to convert Kwinana into a biorefinery
BP has been granted approval to produce biofuels as its former Kwinana refining site in Australia.
Type: News
Snapshot – Birmingham takes the fifth
Photos from the UK’s annual Frank Morton Sports Day, where The University of Birmingham took top spot again.
Type: Feature
Birmingham steams to fourth title
Photos from the UK’s annual Frank Morton Sports Day, where The University of Birmingham took top spot again.
Type: Feature
Unilever cutting 7,500 jobs and splitting off ice cream division
BEN & JERRY’S and Marmite owner Unilever is set to split off its ice cream division and axe 7,500 jobs as part of a major cost-cutting overhaul.
Type: News
MIT retains top university ranking for chemical engineering
MIT has retained its position as the best university for studying chemical engineering, according to the latest QS World Rankings.
Type: News
IChemE invites nominations for 2025 medals and prizes
ICHEME is urging chemical and process engineers from across the globe to highlight the world-leading contributions of their colleagues with nominations for the Institution’s 2025 medals and prizes.
Type: News
Costain wins multimillion-pound FEED contract for Teesside hydrogen pipeline network
COSTAIN has been awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract by bp for a new hydrogen pipeline network in Teesside as part of the East Coast carbon capture cluster.
Type: News
AstraZeneca to boost US R&D with US$3.5bn investment
BRITISH pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca is investing US$3.5bn into expanding its research and development (R&D) operations across the US.
Type: News
Empirisys Launch Memorial Fund to Inspire Future Data Scientists
Grant in memory of Alex White, who died at 29 from meningitis, aims to support students pursuing careers in process safety and data science
Type: Feature
IChemE calls for contributors for returning ChemEng digitalisation conference
ICHEME is inviting abstract submissions for its Advances in the Digitalisation of the Process Industries conference, taking place on 16–17 October in Manchester, UK.
Type: News
No pollution seen following North Sea collision due to ‘fortunate’ circumstances
THE MARITIME and coastguard agency (MCA) has confirmed that no jet fuel appears to have spilled into the ocean following a collision between two ships near Hull, UK on Monday.
Type: News
Korean energy firm hunts for gas off Australia’s East Coast
SOUTH KOREA’S state-owned energy company has partnered with ConocoPhillips in a new offshore gas drilling campaign off Australia’s East Coast.
Type: News
The first in a regular feature looking at chemeng-related culture
Type: Feature
Johnson Matthey to open its first hydrogen internal combustion engine plant
JOHNSON MATTHEY (JM) is set to open its first hydrogen internal combustion engine (H2ICE) plant for heavy duty vehicles at its site in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Type: News
Wood to deliver engineering to bp gas field in Trinidad
BRITISH engineering firm Wood is set to deliver key operational upgrades for a brownfield site on bp’s Juniper platform, located off the coast of Trinidad.
Type: News
Drax shuts down Canadian pellet plant amid tightening UK sustainability rules
DRAX, the UKs largest power station, will shut down one of its wood-pellet mills in Canada after declaring the facility “no longer commercially viable”, even as the UK places greater pressure on the company to demonstrate sustainable biomass sourcing.
Type: News
Rules of Thumb: Chromatography Systems
Stephen Hall provides practical insights into on-the-job problems
Type: Feature
Drax starts commissioning Europe’s first BECCS pilot plant
DRAX, the energy company, has started commissioning of its innovative bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) pilot plant. It is the first project of its kind in Europe. Commissioning started today, on the tenth anniversary of the Climate Change Act.
Type: News
RAY SINNOTT, who had a profound impact on chemical engineers through the book Chemical Engineering Design that he wrote as Volume 6 of the Coulson and Richardson textbook series, has died aged 90.
Type: News
Trish Kerin explains the power of using Delta HAZOP, a new method for revalidating previous HAZOPs
Type: Feature
