28th January 2025
Sulzer’s new PyroCon technology rapidly cools the gases emitted during pyrolysis, a process that heats and liquefies plastic without oxygen, limiting harmful pollutants. The resulting pyrolysis oil can be used as a fuel or refined to produce valuable chemicals.
23rd January 2025
The Lyckeby potato starch plant in Mjällby, Southern Sweden, produces native and specialty starches along with valuable by-products such as fibers, proteins, and biofertilizers for the food and paper industries globally.
10th December 2024
Sulzer’s technology has been selected by Emirates Biotech for its upcoming Polylactic Acid (PLA) production plant in the United Arab Emirates. The facility will be constructed in two phases, each with an annual capacity of 80,000 tonnes, resulting in a total production capacity of 160,000 tonnes per annum. Once completed, it will be the largest PLA production facility in the world.
Attaining the highest standards in water quality with modern filtration systems
31st October 2024
Sulzer’s ZF-RO combines experience and expert engineering for improved reliability and efficiency
3rd October 2024
(Bonn) Mit einem neuen Unternehmen bündeln wir unsere Expertise in den Bereichen Abwassertransport und Abwasserreinigung. Durch die Zusammenführung der Sulzer Pumps Wastewater Germany GmbH (Bonn) und der Nordic Water GmbH (Neuss) konzentrieren wir unser gesamtes Anwendungswissen für Ihre Aufgaben im Segment Abwasser.
30th September 2024
Sulzer is proud to announce the global launch of VoltaSplit, its new electrified distillation solution that significantly enhances energy efficiency while enabling the reduction of direct CO₂ emissions. Relying on electricity in lieu of traditional energy-intensive steam boilers, VoltaSplit reduces the direct CO2 emissions of distillation units by up to 90%. This in turn enables process industries to meet regulatory requirements, improve operational performance and reduce their long-term environmental impact.
19th September 2024
Sulzer yesterday celebrated the launch of its new service center for mass transfer components and services in the Econova Business Park in Essen, Northwest Germany. While mass transfer components are used to improve the efficiency of chemical operations, the new facility provides operational capabilities supported by local service teams to ensure optimal performance in the region’s chemical and process industries.
12th September 2024
Sulzer showcases its latest innovations and extensive portfolio at WEFTEC 2024