Both companies will construct five plants, three of which are in Italy and the other two in Albania and Morocco
Company will provide a full-service solution to the MF Hydra ferry in Norway
BASF is expected to be the first user to purchase renewable electricity under this policy
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Indian Chemical News is organizing an e-Conference on “Digital Lessons from 2020: Preparing for the new normal” on 10th March, 2021 from 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Existing contracts will be honored.
Organically, the core business grew by 7% for the full year.
Candid Powder brand is a market-leader in its category, with a market share of 64% in the medicated powder category.
EU chemical industry leaders stressed that policy coherence would help the chemical industry attract much-needed investments to further reduce emissions from its manufacturing.
The most crucial and effective application of this technology is in governance as it can deliver a secure, transparent, and robust ecosystem.
Climate resilient infrastructure & adaptation key focus for India-UK partnership.
There are immense opportunities for the industry and the government is working to ensure to provide all necessary support.
The company received approval for 2-Methyl-5Nitro-Imidazole (2-MNI) with a committed production capacity of 4,000 MT per annum.
The consideration to be paid will be AUD 2.0 mn for 12.5% stake.
The construction phase of the project is expected to start in 2022 and the production in 2024.
The production dropped by 9% amid periodic turnaround and maintenance shutdowns during the year.
A related aspect of the MoU is also to study other after treatment technologies for marine fuels.
Hyundai Heavy Industries Group (HHI Group) is promoting the hydrogen project in cooperation with Saudi Aramco.
To start commercialization by 2023/24 of ammonia and methanol as the shipping fuels of the future.
Henkel achieved this performance due its balanced portfolio, successful innovations, and financial strength as well as the outstanding commitment of its employees around the world.
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Indian chemical industry will require between US$75bn and US$100bn in capital investment to create new manufacturing facilities
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