Here are a couple interesting articles that we found this week: + Environmental, health, & safety initiatives throughout the industry seem to become more and more popular throughout this year as we have seen an increase in demand for these … Read More
Below are a couple articles that we discovered this week: + As the push on sustainability continues, 7 major players (BASF, Covestro, Dow.. to name a few) have teamed up with TNO, a Dutch innovation institute, to research and develop … Read More
This week’s news round up from the Sun Team: + Access to clean water is vital for humanity – the researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have managed to develop a new way to purify contaminated water by using cellulose-based … Read More
A recap of articles that stood out to us this week: + The US is determined to ramp up chip manufacturing by 2030 – Over $50 billion is planned to be invested in this initiative; with $39 billion being used … Read More
Here’s what we’ve found that’s been happening in the industry this week: + Companies are continuing to focus on sustainability by lowering their carbon footprint in liquid fuel manufacturing – Johnson Matthey and BP have collaborated to co-develop Fischer Tropsch … Read More
Industry articles that we recommend for you to check out this week: + Layoffs within the Chemical Manufacturing industry haven’t been too evident at the start of year (thankfully), but Dow and 3M have recently announced that they are deciding … Read More
Here’s a summary of some of the interesting stories to be found in the chemical world this week: +The American Chemistry Council released it’s weekly report this morning. The highlights include a reduction in jobless claims, a slight decrease in … Read More
Just had a new role assigned to us, from a very interesting and exciting manufacturer in the Houston area. This company has just completed their Series D funding round and has an operating unit that is producing 10 tons/year of … Read More
As someone who helps run a business, I am constantly trying to see what’s coming. I think I tend toward the pessimistic, but I call that a defense mechanism. Anyway – on my own, I’m not a very good prognosticator … Read More
