Revenue likely to decline by ~26/24% YoY/QoQ and EBITDA would decline by 29/33% YoY/QoQ owing to the lockdown.
Together, both companies will explore the option to invest in hydrogen production and filling facilities, and further the use of hydrogen in industrial applications, particularly mobility.
The 5 barrel per day (bbl/d), first-of-its-kind demonstration unit, employs the Biofuels ISOCONVERSION technology, jointly developed by CLG and ARA, to produce renewable jet fuel and renewable diesel out of an algae oil blend and waste vegetable oil.
As part of the largest automation and safety installation for a chemical company, ABB platform is controlling and monitoring more than 50,000 components connected to the ABB Ability 800xA distributed control system (DCS).
Sales grew by 6% and stood at Rs. 663 crore.
Based on Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC), the 5G standalone (SA) network will be used to enhance communications and connectivity at the facility, a real-life mining environment where Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology tests, develops and prototypes mining solutions for its customers worldwide.
ADNOC will hold a 60% majority equity stake in the JV with ADQ holding the remaining 40%.
New partnership will expand reach of sustainable solutions to suppliers along chemical value chain
The plant will be designed to produce 450,000 metric tons per year (m.t./yr) of polypropylene.
The product acts as an effective disinfectant, thanks to the alcohol and hydrogen peroxide content, and as an emollient, because of its glycerine content.
The partnership will deliver next-gen service operations with self-heal, self-help and automation-driven solutions.
Sales declined 25.45% to Rs 1805.80 crore versus Rs. 2422.39 crore in FY19.
New technology helps to convert harmful carbon dioxide emissions into chemical building blocks to make useful industrial products like fuel and plastics.
The new facility will help to carry out far-sighted capital investment and technology demonstration.
First digital twin in petrochemical industry in Indonesia – for Chandra Asri.
First digital twin in petrochemical industry in Indonesia – for Chandra Asri.
The FEED is being funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) through collaboration with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) as part of a larger initiative to advance carbon capture technology development.
Project will use hydrogen derived from domestically-produced natural gas, with the intent to eventually leverage Alberta’s existing carbon capture and sequestration infrastructure to store emissions associated with the production process.
BASF and IntelliSense.io announce strategic partnership combining chemical, mineral processing and digital expertise
The partnership will enable the France-based start-up to further develop disruptive metallization technologies for the 3D memory industry; it also reflects MCHC’s commitment to expanding its core offerings in the electronic materials sector.
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