CP Weekly - Mar 2nd, 2024
 
 
March is coming in like a lion.
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March 2, 2024

March is coming in like a lion. BASF and Sabic are painting the chemical industry in shades of despair, with job cuts and warnings of uncertainty. Meanwhile, Didion execs are learning that you can't escape the consequences of your actions — seems like the only thing booming in the sector is bad news. When things seem out of control, focus on things within your power. One suggestion: Use HAZOPs properly. Another, stay ahead of corrosion. Dig into the content below.
–Traci Purdum, editor-in-chief

 

Exxon looks to balance fossil fuels with sustainability, Didion execs sentenced and yellow snow for battery recycling.
A hazard and operability study (HAZOP) mostly is a safety design check, not a design development review. Making and finalizing major design choices should occur long before a HAZOP.
Expert answers questions regarding corrosion inhibitors and stainless steel.
BASF is set to implement another round of cost-savings reductions at Ludwigshafen site.
New facility will help the company advance its growth goals in the water treatment market.
The chemical sector will play a primary role in lower-emissions hydrogen production.
Yokogawa will work with Tsubame BHB to jointly develop solutions that automate the ammonia production process.
Jerry King provides the cartoon -- we ask you to provide the captions.
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