Chemingineering – PI + AI
The implementation of process-intensified equipment and methods in the chemical industry holds significant promise in addressing critical facets of energy, sustainability and decarbonisation. The...
Chemingineering – Certifying Hydrogen’s Greenness
Green hydrogen is set to become a cornerstone of the global energy transition, but the industry must be rigorously regulated to ensure that hydrogen...
Chemingineering – CO2 as Feedstock
CO2 as a feedstock for petrochemicals is the Holy Grail that is engaging and exciting the global scientific community. Many approaches are being attempted...
Renewables to Chemicals – The Future of EPC in Sustainability
Abstract
The chemical industry is transforming towards sustainability by integrating renewable energy and bio-based chemicals, supported by technological innovations, government policies, and international collaborations to...
Chemingineering – Shaping the Future
A robust R&D ecosystem is crucial for driving innovation, technological advancements and economic growth. It fosters the development of new products and processes, enhances...
Chemingineering – Making Plastics Sustainable
Achieving sustainable plastics requires biodegradable innovations, advanced recycling, reduced usage, and robust policies. Collaboration among governments, industries, and consumers is essential to reduce plastic’s...
Chemingineering – AI-Powered EPC Projects
AI has the potential to facilitate the various processes that go into EPC project execution, ranging from FEED and material procurement to site management....
Chemingineering – Separation is the Key
"Efficient separation methods cut production costs, enable material recycling, and enhance competitiveness. With separation processes contributing over half of the manufacturing costs, advances in...
Chemingineering- Precision Chemicals
"Speciality chemicals cater to a niche market and are often fine-tuned to meet the specific and unique demands of a customer application. GenAI has...
Chemingineering- Collaborative Robots
The first reference to robots in the modern sense comes from the 1920 play R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots) by Czech writer Karel Čapek. The...
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