The scope of work comprises engineering, procurement, construction & installation for various new offshore facilities and integration with existing installations
Saipem has been awarded two FEED competition contracts for gas development projects
KBR will provide the process technology license and engineering design for a grassroots project to produce 2,200 metric tons per day of green ammonia.
The facility will convert mixed waste plastics into recycled polymer feedstock (RPF), helping enable the development of a circular economy for plastics.
ProShield+, has been proven to strengthen coatings’ resistance against harsh weather conditions
The contract covers the PDP, FEED, and supply of key equipment of a single 0.8 MTPA LNG train.
Scope of work includes the technology license, basic design engineering, and research unit testing services.
Excellent outputs from the demonstration unit and advanced engineering study for the reference unit allow the transfer of Carbios’ PET biorecycling technology to potential licensees
Integrated technology solutions offer costs, reliability, environmental and product advantages
The LoI captures the preliminary terms regarding the finalization of a detailed licensing agreement
This award follows the successful completion of an early contract engagement with Shell
This significant investment expands the Grace laboratory from a purely analytical focus into the realm of world-class catalyst research
BASF Volatile Organic Compound/Ozone Converter (VOZC) represents a significant development in the ability to limit the levels of ozone and a wide range of VOCs in cabin air
When transformed into ammonia, hydrogen can be easily transported over long distances.
The H2 Purification process technology involves a process study of the composition of mixed gas received at the outlet of the methanol cracking reactor
The new facility upgrades pygas, a by-product obtained from three steam crackers in Zhoushan’s plant, by extracting valuable styrene for use in the petrochemical industry
This technology will enable the back-integration of CO2 from carbon capture to produce VAM
Replacing the current steam supply of the ASUs by electricity will avoid the emission of 370,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.
The scope of work comprises engineering, procurement, construction & installation of offshore structures, and upgradation of existing facilities
By achieving zero emissions from ethylene cracking furnaces, SCOREKlean will play a major role to decarbonize the petrochemical industry
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