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ABB adds major drive-systems order in Kazakhstan
Gearless mill drive systems to provide reliable, cost-effective ore extraction and processing for new copper mine
UK unveils plan to bridge looming energy gap
Energy Bill aims to attract £110bn of investment in nuclear, renewables and carbon capture
Blow to energy costs at Anglian Water
Devices to supply air to the aeration diffusers at four of wastewater treatment sites
Emerson subsea instrumentation for Norway-UK tie-back
Multimillion-dollar contract to support accurate measurement and input to fiscal allocation on cross-border tie-back
Contracts & Projects Tracker
Blow to energy costs at Anglian Water
Devices to supply air to the aeration diffusers at four of wastewater treatment sites
Editor's Comment
Student capture and storage
Battle for the hearts and minds does not end when young people sign up to study engineering
Viewpoint
Process engineers are vital to the future of biofuels
Dr Emily Ho, technical development lead on the PDX biofuel reactor, sets out the environmental challenge for process engineers.
Features
Machine tool aids repairs in hazardous environments
A miniature machine tool developed at Nottingham University could help improve power plant repairs
Analysis
Making safety last
With enough support, PSM could deliver the sustained improvements in safety long hoped for in the process industries. Patrick?Raleigh reports
Products and Applications
Camera replaces 'sniffers' at Borealis polymer plant
Operators using FLIR technology to detect potentially dangerous gas leaks.
Video highlights
MIT research could help improve plant efficiency Video
Research by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has provided valuable insights into how condensation forms in a powerplant.
GEA scoops Euro33m order in Australia Video
GEA Process Engineering has received a huge order for the delivery of a production facility for milk powder to Tasmania, Australia.
