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Evonik breaks ground on specialty amine production contributes to the circular economy . Recovered heat is used by an adjacent drying facility , enabling thermal recycling by reducing waste moisture content . As Malaysia faces increasing challenges with industrial waste pollution , JFE Engineering ’ s advanced technology ensures proper waste treatment in line with stringent air emission standards .
Wood awarded FEED contract in Vietnam
Evonik has officially broken ground on its plant expansion for specialty amines in Nanjing , during a ceremony recently attended by the Nanjing government . This milestone underscores Evonik ’ s commitment to the development of the polyurethane and epoxy curing agent markets . The expansion at the existing production site strengthens Evonik ’ s presence in China , a vital region for the company ’ s global operations . The expansion represents a strategic investment in the double-digit million euro range , allowing Evonik to enhance its amine portfolio by accessing cost-effective raw materials . By increasing production in China , Evonik strengthens its competitiveness and improves market efficiency , optimizing its production network . This expansion supports future market growth and aligns with Evonik ’ s global amine strategy to further differentiate its product offerings . The Nanjing plant runs on green electricity and specializes in producing amine-based additives crucial for industries such as construction , automotive , and furnishings . These additives play a significant role as catalysts during polyurethane foam formation . Innovative catalysts also reduce odor and VOC emissions . In November 2023 , Evonik signed a Letter of Intent with the Nanjing authorities to expand the plant with construction to be completed in 2026 . Evonik ’ s cooperation with the Nanjing government continues to flourish , as demonstrated by the successful groundbreaking ceremony attended by local government officials . This expansion aligns with Evonik ’ s strategy to enhance competitiveness by leveraging cost-efficient production locations in China .
JFE Engineering expands with waste management project in Malaysia
JFE Engineering , a prominent Japanese engineering firm specialising in waste-to-energy plants , oil and gas facilities , pipelines , bridges , and other infrastructure projects worldwide , has launched its first overseas waste management project in Malaysia . The project received Malaysian government approval in July 2024 . Together , they aim to develop and manage the Sustainable Scheduled Waste Treatment Centre in Malaysia . The facility is designed to receive , treat , and dispose of clinical , toxic , and hazardous waste generated by medical facilities and various industries across the country . Through innovative heat recovery techniques from the incineration process , the project
Wood plc ( Aberdeen , U . K .) has been awarded a Front-End Engineering Design ( FEED ) contract for cleaner , increased fuel production at the Dung Quat Oil Refinery in Quang Ngai Province , Central Vietnam . Under this contract with Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Joint Stock Company ( BSR ), Wood will upgrade and expand the state-owned refinery to increase throughput and ensure fuels comply with Euro V specifications . This will ultimately reduce emissions , meeting environmental regulations , enhancing Vietnam ’ s energy security , and protecting air quality . The expansion and upgrade of Dung Quat , due to be completed by 2028 , is part of Vietnam ’ s long-term strategy to become fully self-sufficient in industrial and transport fuels , reduce fuel imports , and ensure the country ’ s future security of supply . Wood ’ s team in Thailand will deliver the FEED scope with specialist support from Singapore and Reading on technology selection , licensing , processing and advisory .
INOX India wins contract for mini-LNG terminal
Cryogenic technology solutions provider INOX India has won a contract to develop a mini liquefied natural gas ( LNG ) receiving and regasification terminal in the Bahamas . With a storage capacity of 15,000m3 , the development is thought to be the largest installation of shop-built doublewalled vacuum insulated LNG storage tanks globally . The terminal will feed natural gas to Island Power Producers Limited ’ s ( IPP ) 60MW combined cycle power plant , which will provide shore power to cruise ships at the Nassau Cruise port . IPP awarded the contract to INOX , which was recently announced . Once operational , the terminal will be capable of receiving LNG through smaller ships and reloading LNG in ISO containers for local LNG users . The contract coincides with the completion of INOX ’ s second min-LNG terminal in Antigua .
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