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Doosan Babcock is responsible for the provision of maintenance and outage services to Drax Power Station and is now celebrating an important safety milestone of ten years without a lost time accident at the site.
Aria Energy has celebrated a ribbon cutting ceremony for their newest Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) facility at the Waste Connections-owned Butler County Landfill in David City, Nebraska, on 26 July 2019.
Sulzer Chemtech has completed the installation of a distillation unit for Quantafuel’s first full-scale plant in Skive, Denmark.
Air Products, an industrial gases company, has announced that it has completed the buyback of two air separation units (ASUs) from Shanxi Jinmei Huayu Coal Chemical Co. Ltd.
MAN Energy Solutions, Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies and Frames Group B.V. have signed a cooperation agreement to jointly design and build large scale hydrogen storage systems based on Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) technology.
The Recycling and Waste Management (RWM) exhibition will present the opportunity to learn about Tidy Planet’s turnkey waste-to-energy plants, which feature solid waste boiler regulating technology from Sugimat.
Andusia have partnered up with a new solid recovered fuel supplier: Mid UK Recycling, part of the Beauparc Group.
Siemens, the Free State of Saxony and Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft have signed a memorandum of understanding in Görlitz, Germany, to strengthen this location over the long term and support the structural transformation of Germany’s Lusatia region.
Agility Fuel Solutions has received 2020 US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification for its 488LPI™ propane engine for sale in truck and bus applications.
A consortium of Tractebel, Jan De Nul Group, DEME, Soltech and Ghent University has announced the launch of a project in the field of marine floating solar technology.
A finance deal that will allow offshore and marine asset owners to reduce their fuel consumption, costs and emissions has been launched.
Some container ports are expanding their power capacity by using standalone temporary power solutions, such as diesel generators, rather than waiting for additional power infrastructure.