Electrification is turning chemical plants into power market participants. The ones treating flexibility as an energy asset — not an afterthought — are capturing the savings.
The U.S. Department of Energy plans to invest up to $100 million in education and workforce development for critical-minerals mining, processing, recovery and recycling.
The fuel switch will cut carbon dioxide emissions by about 6,000 metric tons annually at the specialty chemical maker’s Krefeld-Uerdingen iron oxide pigment operation.
