Sulzer acquires stake in Fuenix Ecogy and completes portfolio for plastic waste reduction
17th February 2023
Sulzer has signed an agreement with circular technology company Fuenix Ecogy to acquire a strategic stake in its plastic upcycling business.
Latest Sulzer Press Releases
Pushing the boundaries of desalination efficiency
27th January 2023
The role of advanced pump technology in the evolution of the desalination industry
Optimizing turbine repair resources
25th January 2023
Sulzer cuts maintenance project costs by 25% with complete driveline overhaul
Turnkey Sulzer services for Asian power generation
24th January 2023
Supporting the needs of Asia’s energy sector for 25 years
Improving recirculating efficiency
13th January 2023
Sulzer extends efficiency and performance of submersible recirculation pump range
Extending mine pump reliability
15th December 2022
Anglo American changes to Sulzer dewatering pumps for major iron ore mine site in Brazil
First commercial scale e-methanol plant leans on Sulzer’s distillation technology
Sulzer Chemtech is supporting European Energy with the construction of the world’s first large-scale commercial e-methanol plant by providing advanced separation technologies to enable the effective storage of renewable energy.
Engineering the next generation
Sulzer sets up collaboration with Fontys University to provide students with real-world engineering knowledge.
Sulzer enables production of 3 billion liters of renewable fuels from waste at one of world’s largest biofuels facilities
13th December 2022
Sulzer has supplied flow technology solutions to convert an existing US West Coast refinery into one of the world’s largest renewable biofuels plants. The pumps will support a number of critical applications to convert waste oils and fats into renewable fuels with a lower carbon cost. Once complete, the new facility is expected to produce 3 billion liters of renewable fuels per year. The conversion will slash greenhouse gas emissions from the plant and help our customer and California to achieve their low-carbon targets.