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Chairman and three non-executive directors dismissed
UK to build Europe's largest carbon capture pilot plant
Ferrybridge project includes Scottish and Southern Energy, Vattenfall, Doosan Babcock
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Coal in the firing line
£200bn will be needed to secure energy supplies and meet environmental targets
Managing on a shoestring
The status of asset managers within process operations has risen steadily over recent years, driven by skills shortages, as well as pressure on companies to meet rising health, safety and environmental standards. Their star has risen even higher over the past 18 months, as the downturn has ramped up the pressure to maximise returns and minimise costs associated with every piece of kit at their disposal.Despite today’s increasing focus on asset management, many companies ...
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Muffle ovens are capable of temperatures to 760C
Lucifer Furnaces has shipped two dual-chamber atmosphere muffle ovens to a customer for the purpose of heat-treating superconducting wire used in medical, pharmaceutical and industrial applications.
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Data and report capture systems for food companies
Loma Systems is now offering an accurate and flexible data capture system and an Ethernet report capture system for food manufacturers.
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Sandvik to show conveyor belts for meat processors
Sandvik Process Systems will highlight the benefits of its conveyor technology for meat-processing operations at this year's IFFA fair in Frankfurt on 8-13 May.
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Kistler highlights contactless torque sensors
Kistler Instruments is to highlight its contactless torque sensors at the Mtec 2010 event, alongside its range of acceleration, force and pressure sensors and associated electronics and software.
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Palintest to showcase water-testing equipment
Palintest will display the new Compact Range of equipment for simple, accurate, onsite water testing at the upcoming Asiawater 2010 exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Comments
BP reward scheme misses the point
Pay hikes cleared by remuneration committee despite big decline in profits
Whose risk is it anyway?
Process companies must ask themselves some searching questions about contractor and sub-contractor responsibility
Will CRC scheme deliver what is promised?
Project development manager tries to distill reality from Government hype
The future of nuclear energy
Comment from David Hunter, energy analyst at McKinnon & Clarke,
