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The Chemical Engineer is a specialist news and analysis outlet focused on chemical engineering and closely related industrial fields.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 31, 2026
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Fusion industry attracts record US$4.5bn in race to commercial scale (opens the original)
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A RECORD US$4.5bn in funding flooded into the global fusion industry this year, benefiting private and public firms alike.
bp puts North Sea oil and gas business up for sale (opens the original)
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AFTER six decades of operation, bp has made the historic move to sell its oil and gas business in the UK – giving up all production assets in its home country.
Johnson & Johnson to pay out US$5.5bn in talc cancer case (opens the original)
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PHARMACEUTICAL giant Johnson& Johnson (J&J) has committed to pay out US$5.5bn to thousands of plaintiffs that have alleged the company’s baby talcum powder products cause ovarian cancer.
Engineers deploy ‘first-of-its-kind’ electrified heating system for cement works (opens the original)
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LOW-CARBON technology firm CoolBrook and partners ABB will deploy electrified industrial heating technology to a cement works in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Lancashire chemicals plant linked to PFAS contamination announces closure (opens the original)
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A CHEMICALS manufacturing plant based in Lancashire is to shut down amid a damning investigation into its historic emissions of “forever chemicals”, or PFAS.
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