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LanzaTech, ArcelorMittal in bio-ethanol project
LanzaTech announced yesterday that it has partnered with ArcelorMittal, a leading steel and mining company, and Primetals Technologies, a technology and service provider to the iron and steel industry, for a bio-ethanol project that will use waste gases, e.g. carbon monoxide, produced from steelmaking process as feedstock. The pilot project is expected to have a … Continue reading
LanzaTech, China Steel to invest in ethanol facility
I am still working on that promised surfactant article I tweeted on Monday in preparation for next week’s World Surfactants Conference hosted by ICIS and Neil Burns LLC, of which I will be attending and will be tweeting as well (#Surfactants via @DGreenblogger). In the meantime, I am posting this press release from LanzaTech last week … Continue reading
HSBC, Virgin Atlantic and LanzaTech in partnership
The UK’s largest bank, HSBC, is joining the collaboration between LanzaTech, Virgin Atlantic, GE and Boeing to convert waste gases captured from industrial steel production to jet fuel via fermentation and chemical conversions. In addition, Virgin Atlantic announced that the team intends to do a demonstration flight within the next year. LanzaTech and Virgin Atlantic have been working … Continue reading