Latest Sulzer Press Releases

IMPRESSive achievements in sustainable manufacturing

1st June 2023

Innovative biorefinery gets a step closer to commercialization, thanks to Sulzer Chemtech

Sulzer signs agreement with Jindan New Biomaterials in China for production of biobased plastic

24th May 2023

Jindan will utilize Sulzer’s licensed PLA technology at its new manufacturing plant to produce up to 75’000 tonnes of PLA per year, mainly to be used for food packaging, molded goods and fibers production.

Keeping up with the pressure!

17th May 2023

Sulzer delivers cost saving rerate to resolve condensate pump debate

Tackling inefficiency through cost-effective solutions for pumps and mixers

16th May 2023

Pumping systems are responsible for over 20% of the world’s electrical energy demand, and in some industrial plant operations, they can account for up to 90% of energy usage. Improving the energy efficiency of pumping and mixing systems is crucial in reducing production costs and supporting a more sustainable future.

When faced with challenging process conditions

Ma’aden Wa’ad Al Shamal Phosphate Company (MWSPC) is a leading player in phosphate fertilizers. Its complex in Umm Wu’al, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, includes a world- class phosphoric acid plant.

Renewable diesel plant opts for Sulzer pumps creating low-carbon fuel to help reduce transportation emissions by up to 3 million tonnes per year

12th May 2023

In Canada, a major oil producer is undertaking a project to use local canola (rapeseed) oil to create renewable diesel on an industrial scale. At the heart of the plant will be a number of precision pumps from Sulzer that have been designed to handle the challenging process conditions.

Pump beyond baseload at power plants

3rd May 2023

The rapid growth of renewable energy in Asia is presenting the grid with a challenge: how to flexibly accommodate changing demands with existing thermal power plants? Assets at these facilities, originally designed to provide baseload, are now being asked to cover any shortfall due to the intermittent nature of renewable energy.