productFOR THE owners of a local authority-owned anaerobic digestion (AD) plant, removing the responsibility for their CHP engines from a single service provider and handing it to two smaller, expert companies – including gas engine upgrading specialist Gen-C – has delivered big rewards.
newsWITH THE flexibility and functionality to support the broadest range of applications on all types of mechanical equipment, the FRENIC-MEGA-G2 from Fuji Electric is reported to take core capabilities, responsiveness, environmental awareness, and easy maintenance to the next level.
productDEPENDING ON the application, changing from hydraulic to servo-hydraulic technology for a hydraulic machine can result in energy savings of more than 50% (kWh) per cycle. To help illustrate this, Baumüller provides online energy calculator with which the savings for the respective machine can be calculated, in just three steps.
productABB AND Finnish technology company, Coolbrook, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to commercialise and accelerate the adoption of Roto Dynamic Reactor (RDR) technology in a bid to significantly reduce GHG emissions in steam cracking plants.
articleMathis Menzel discusses how different test methods for large electric motors and drive systems can contribute to efficient commissioning and operation.
articleAdvanced process control can help overcome the challenges of converting refineries into renewable fuel facilities, says Martin Gadsby
articleA new wave of digital sensors and connected analytics is enabling operators to deploy and retrofit remote monitoring and condition-based maintenance on new and existing nickel-cadmium industrial backup batteries, says Erick Lopes
productBEARINGS MANUFACTURER NSK has reinforced its commitment to sustainability by ensuring all five of its European production plants switch to greener electricity.
productREDDITCH BASED Bunting has supplied a recycling system to an aluminium dross processing plant in the Middle East to recover valuable aluminium.
productThe number of microbial enzymes with the ability to degrade plastic is growing, in correlation with local levels of plastic pollution, a study from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, has found. The results illustrate the impact plastic pollution is having on the environment, and hint at potential new solutions for managing the problem.
IPE publishes a weekly eNewsletter, delivering a carefully chosen selection of the latest stories straight to your inbox.
Subscribe here
Western Business Media,
Dorset House, 64 High Street,
East Grinstead, RH19 3DE
01342 314 300
[email protected]
© Western Business Media, 2026. All rights reserved.
