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Pumps
Alfa Laval has entered into an agreement with a subsidiary of CVR Energy Inc to supply processing systems for feedstock pre-treatment as the US-based refining company expands into biofuel production.
Alfa Laval will supply pre-treatment systems, including pumps, separators, heat exchangers and agitators, to reduce contaminants in the feedstocks before conversion into biofuel.
The systems are…
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Flowserve Corporation will support the construction of Aramco’s Jafurah project - one of the largest commercial unconventional gas fields being developed in Saudi Arabia.
The company will supply over 400 pumps for the project.
Flowserve is working with three engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies, who will utilise a diverse portfolio of pumps, mechanical seals and sealing…
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Pipelines
Topsoe and Fidelis New Energy have entered into a global alliance for technology used for producing carbon neutral hydrogen.
The alliance pairs Topsoe’s hydrogen process portfolio with FidelisH2™ technology for reduction of lifecycle carbon emissions in hydrogen production. Combined, the alliance solution enables the production of hydrogen from natural gas with a lifecycle carbon intensity…
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Valmet will deliver boiler conversions and emission reduction solutions for Veolia Group’s Hungarian subsidiary CHP-Invest Kft at its power plant in Oroszlány, Hungary.
The order includes the conversion of two coal-fired boilers to bubbling fluidiSed bed combustion to enable the boilers to run mainly on biomass fuel.
The order is included in Valmet’s orders received of the fourth quarter…
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TÜV Rheinland has signed an agreement to acquire ABB’s UK technical engineering consultancy - part of its energy industries division.
TÜV will integrate this part into its industrial services and cybersecurity business in the UK. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of this year.
ABB’s UK technical engineering consultancy including a network of subcontractors and…
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Pipelines
US operator Colonial Pipeline has closed down one of its lines delivering fuel to the north-east coast following a spill in Virginia.
Colonial Pipeline was forced to shut down Line 3 for unplanned maintenance after product spilled at the Witt delivery station near Danville, Virginia.
The impact of the product release was contained within Colonia’s property, the company said in a statement.…
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Parker Hannifin is set to present a wide range of solutions for covering all aspects of hydrogen production.
Parker is one of the firms at the forefront of hydrogen innovation and provides customers with solutions that address complex generation, transportation, storage, distribution, and utilisation needs, enabling wider adoption and faster access to greener and renewable energy sources.
In…
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Honeywell and Johnson Matthey will work together to deploy low carbon hydrogen solutions.
The companies will offer JM's innovative LCH™ technology, coupled with Honeywell's leading carbon capture technology to produce lower carbon intensity hydrogen (blue hydrogen) at scale.
The demand for hydrogen solutions is on the rise with public policies and funding mechanisms being put in place to…
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Iberdrola Australia and hydrogen developer ABEL Energy will build a green hydrogen and green methanol production plant at Bell Bay in northern Tasmania in Australia.
The project, called Bell Bay Powerfuels, is backed by the Australian government and will involve an investment of €1.1 billion.
Bell Bay Powerfuels will produce 200,000 tonnes of green methanol per year in its first phase of…
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Chevron is among a group of multinational companies looking at the US Gulf Coast as a central hub for the development of hydrogen and ammonia.
The company is working with Air Liquide, LyondellBasell and Uniper to study the potential for a hydrogen and ammonia production facility.
The three companies have zeroed in on the area because the existing energy infrastructure makes it a natural…
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India is planning a $2 billion (€1.9 billion) incentive programme for the green hydrogen industry in a bid become a major exporter in the field and to cut emissions.
The incentive aims to reduce the production cost of green hydrogen by a fifth over the next five years, said a senior government official and an industry manager working in renewable energy, Reuters reported.
The US and the…
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Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supplier Flogas Britain has completed a deal with North Sea Midstream Partners Limited (NSMP) and Exolum.
The deal will see up to 120,000 tonnes of LPG turned inland at Teesside from October 2023.
The deal is set to boost the resilience of off-grid energy across the north of England and Scotland, providing security of supply to homes and businesses in the region.…
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Topsoe has been chosen as technology provider to Ascension Clean Energy (ACE) as part of an industrial scale low carbon hydrogen-ammonia joint venture.
The project by Clean Hydrogen Works (CHW), Denbury Carbon Solutions and Hafnia aims to deliver the 7.2 million metric tons of clean ammonia annually.
ACE will use Topsoe’s integrated hydrogen and ammonia solutions, including state-of-the-art…
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Pipelines
An explosion has killed three people and several damaged a gas pipeline in central Russia on December 20.
The blast has also limited the amount of Russian gas that is reaching the rest of Europe, Euractiv reported.
The flow of gas through a section of the Urengoi-Pomary-Uzhhorod pipeline that takes gas from Russia’s Arctic to Europe via Ukraine had been halted in the afternoon following the…
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Fulcrum BioEnergy has successfully produced a low-carbon synthetic crude oil using landfill waste as a feedstock at its Sierra bioFuels plant - the world’s first commercial-scale landfill waste-to-fuels plant.
This achievement positions Fulcrum as a renewable fuels leader producing and selling net-zero carbon fuel.
“This accomplishment is a watershed moment for Fulcrum and opens the door…
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Sulzer Chemtech is using its advanced separation technologies to enable the world’s first commercial scale e-methanol plant constructed by European Energy.
The innovative facility in Kassø, Aabenraa, Denmark will produce 32,000 metric tonnes of carbon neutral fuels per year, helping to decarbonise the heavy transportation sector.
European Energy is applying an innovative process to convert…
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Pumps
Alfa Laval will supply pre-treatment systems, consisting of various equipment such as separators, heat exchangers, pumps and agitators for a US-based renewable fuels and petroleum refining company.
The agreement is with a subsidiary of CVR Energy and the aim is to supply processing systems for feedstock pre-treatment, part of a strategic investment in the refinery supporting CVR’s expansion…
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Flowmeters
Turbine flowmeters are still showing growth even though they are not keeping pace with the rapid growth in the new-technology markets, according to a new study by Flow Research.
The World Market for Turbine Flowmeters, 3rd Edition found that the worldwide turbine market totaled $420 million (€394 million) in 2019 and forecasts a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of just over one percent…
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