Regulatory and Compliance Updates news (page 29)

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  1 October 2010

  Mesamoll Production Expansion in Uerdingen

  Production capacity for phthalate-free Mesamoll plasticizers is increasing by 40% to meet rising demand. New equipment will enhance facilities, with additional capacity available by end of 2010.
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  9 December 2009

  Grace Expands Worms Facility for Polypropylene Catalyst Production

  The Worms facility will expand to boost polypropylene catalyst production, starting construction in Q1 2010. The site, with 900 employees, is ISO 14001 certified and supports various industries.
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  17 September 2009

  Arkema to Build CNT Pilot Plant in France

  The 400 ton/year plant, starting in 2011, will use bio-sourced materials. Arkema has developed CNT applications in electronics, transport, and energy, ensuring safety and transparency.
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  18 February 2009

  Fluor to Build Galp's Sines Refinery

  Fluor awarded EPC contract for Porto Refinery Conversion, expected to produce 2.5M tons/year of fuels, meeting EU regulations. Completion in Q4 2010, leveraging UK and Madrid offices.
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  1 January 2009

  Repsol Cartagena Refinery Upgrade

  Fluor managed interfaces, engineering, procurement, and construction, adding 20 process units and 10 utility units, enhancing capacity to 220,000 BPD, meeting environmental standards, and boosting local labor.
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  20 September 2004

  Construction Starts on Akzo Nobel Plants in Delfzijl

  The new chlorine and MCA plants in Delfzijl will use advanced membrane cell technology, saving 5% energy. The project, delayed by EU consent, aims to end chlorine transports in the Netherlands by mid-2006.

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  1 September 2004

  DSM Opens Largest Vitamin E Plant in Switzerland

  The new plant in Sisseln produces 25,000 tons of vitamin E annually, meeting high industry standards with advanced quality control and full traceability for feed, food, pharma, and cosmetics.
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  1 July 2004

  Statoil Launches Projects at Mongstad and Tjeldbergodden

  Plans include building power stations and expanding methanol production, with investments around NOK 8.5 billion. Projects aim to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.