Its role Technology / equipment supplier
GEA Group AG (GEA) is a Germany-based global engineering company headquartered in Düsseldorf. It supplies process technology, equipment, and services to the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical, and other process industries worldwide.
In the chemical and biotech sectors, GEA provides solutions for thermal separation (evaporation, distillation, crystallization), mechanical separation (separators, decanters), filtration, and product drying (spray and freeze drying), as well as reaction and formulation systems, powder handling, mixing and homogenization. Its portfolio includes flow components such as valves and pumps, heat exchangers, and industrial refrigeration and heat pump technologies. GEA also delivers plant and skid design, automation and digital monitoring, and lifecycle service. The company’s technologies support applications from laboratory and pilot scale to full-scale production, with a focus on energy and water efficiency and emissions control.
Also known as GEA Group and GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft.
chemXplore tracks 4 projects involving GEA, of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 3 completed projects.
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The collaboration aims to enhance plasmid DNA production with antibiotic-free methods, improving scalability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness for advanced therapies.
Pilot plant treats flue gas from a sewage‑sludge incinerator using amine scrubbing to gather data on capture rate, CO₂ purity, agent degradation and energy needs; rental for three months.
The new line boosts production by 80%, adding 50,000 tonnes annually. It targets the pharmaceutical market, especially dialysis, and meets high-quality standards with advanced logistics and GMP certification.
The new plant in Sarpsborg will enhance lignin production, reduce energy costs, and improve environmental safety. It features advanced spray drying, emission control, and wastewater reuse technologies.
CAC will handle all phases of constructing a crystallization plant in Stassfurt, integrating it into the existing complex. The plant will produce 110,000 tonnes of pharmaceutical-grade sodium bicarbonate annually.
Modernizing German plants to produce pharmaceutical-grade sodium bicarbonate, including dialysis soda, with completion by 2019. Investment exceeds PLN 100 mln, boosting capacity to 110,000 tonnes annually.
The preparatory stage for a new salt plant in Stassfurt, Germany, has begun. The plant aims to produce 450,000 tons of dry salt annually, targeting West European markets.
