First Ship-to-Ship Ammonia Transfer at Anchorage Advances Shipping Decarbonization

The world’s first ship-to-ship ammonia transfer in a working port environment has been successfully completed, marking a significant advancement in utilizing ammonia as a maritime fuel and enabling global bunkering operations. Yara contributed to the project with its extensive knowledge…

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Asahi Kasei and De Nora Partner on Small-Scale Containerized Hydrogen Electrolyzers

Japanese technology firm Asahi Kasei has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with De Nora, an Italian multinational specializing in sustainable technologies and electrolyzer cell manufacturing. The MOU focuses on the joint development, evaluation, and commercialization of small-scale pressurized alkaline…

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Evonik and Steinbeis Papier Partner to Lower CO2 Emissions in Recycled Paper Production

Evonik and Steinbeis Papier have entered into an agreement for the supply of Evonik’s carbon-neutral hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) for recycled paper production. Steinbeis Papier, a European leader in recycled graphical papers, will use this “Way to GO2”-certified H2O2 to reduce…

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Shin-Etsu Unveils World’s First Heat-Shrinkable Silicone Rubber Tubing for Busbar Insulation

Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Tokyo; President: Yasuhiko Saitoh) has developed the industry’s first heat-shrinkable silicone rubber tubing, ST-OR Type, specifically designed for busbar insulation. Busbars, typically made of copper or aluminum, are conductive metallic strips used for power…

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