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These webinars are for you!
During this turbulent time we want to give you the opportunity to join our online webinar series. We will present our five webinars on different aspects of catalysis as well as our appreciated series on the chemical industry and oil refinery. Read more below and make sure to share it with your friends and collegeaus…and…
Läs merNewsletter # 6 – Collaborative effort
Collaborative effort So what is it with the debate on making a difference for the environment? There seems to be a divide in that about half of the engagers in the debate want all of us to take more personal responsibility, while the other half has faith in that the government should and will solve…
Läs merSummer crash course in catalysis!
We will be giving our five webinars on different aspects of catalysis this summer. They will only be delivered once during the day, but don’t worry – if you sign up for the webinar, we will send you a link afterwards with the recording. Read more & sign up for the webinars by using the…
Läs merSunCarbon change of ownership
We are very pleased to welcome Preem and Sveaskog as shareholders in SunCarbon together with already existing shareholders Hulteberg Chemistry & Engineering, Kiram and Arkell innovation. The strategic partnership with these companies continues to drive the world-leading lignin valorisation technology of SunCarbon towards market introduction. Please find more information here: https://www.sveaskog.se/press-och-nyheter/nyheter-och-pressmeddelanden/2019/sveaskog-blir-delagare-i-suncarbon-ab—planerar-anlaggning-for-fornybar-ligninolja/ https://news.cision.com/se/preem-ab/r/preem-blir-delagare-i-suncarbon—planerar-ligninanlaggning-for-biodrivmedel,c2800735
Läs merDemonstrating renewable propane
The latest report from BioFuel-Solutions AB, a subsidiary to Hulteberg Chemistry & Engineering, is now available online! Demonstrating Renewable Propane ”There is a significant infrastructure in the world for using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). The fuel is used in many applications, spanning from heating to chemical processes as well as a vehicle fuel. To be…
Läs merNewsletter # 4 – It’s all about co-processing
Let’s increase the amount of renewables – with co-processing! In this newsletter, we have a confession to make… We have actually started working with refinery catalysts, but don’t worry, the sole purpose of our efforts is to increase the amount of renewable feedstock that can be co-processed in existing infrastructure! It is a funny thing…
Läs merIncrease your knowledge – join our webinars
Four sessions in our webinar series this spring! Our webinars this spring has been expanded and will now focus on four different areas. First up is as webinar on oil refining and its lovely combination of unit operations, this is one of our most appreciated webinars this far – you don’t want to miss it! The…
Läs merOur free webinars on Catalysis – join us this fall
It’s time for another round of the webinar series from Hulteberg – join us this fall and learn more about the world within catalysis! Our previous webinars have been greatly appreciated and this fall, the series consists of 5 sessions. To start off an introduction to catalysis will cover the basic concepts of catalysis and…
Läs merNewsletter #3 – Waste materials as catalyst support?
Could we use our waste materials as a new catalyst support? In this newsletter, we will take a stance in the question of using recycled or reclaimed materials as a basis for catalysts. To us, this question will have to be divide in two, the case of heterogeneous catalysis and the case of homogeneous catalysis.…
Läs merNews on glycerol dehydration
Another glycerol publication from the Hulteberg/Biofuel-solution team is here! Pore condensation has been suggested as an initiator of deactivation in the dehydration of glycerol to acrolein. To avoid the potential pore condensation a series of supported catalysts have been tested. If you want to read the article – use the link below! Pore Condensation in Glycerol…
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