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Versalis has launched a new line of products made of recycled plastic, called Versalis Revive®. The first range of these products, which have been developed at Versalis’ research laboratories and are based on different polymers, including polysterene and polyethylene, will be presented at the K fair in Düsseldorf.

BehrTech has introduced a wireless smart sensor for the industrial internet of things (IIoT). The sensor includes an integrated GPS unit and support for mobile data communication up to 120 km/hr, whether attached to a moving object or transmitting data to a moving base station.The Mythings smart sensor is capable of measuring acceleration, temperature, humidity, vibration, pressure and shock.

The Idaho National Laboratory in collaboration with three commercial electric utilities have been selected to participate in an experimental project to help improve the long-term economic competitiveness of the nuclear power industry.The project aims to enable the production of commodities such as hydrogen in addition to electricity from commercial nuclear power plants.

Major Brazilian stakeholders are opposing new regulation changes to safeguard global carbon markets from double counting, and old credits.

Sunfire, a German based research and product development company, has announced a partnership with French energy leader Total SA.

Digital manufacturer Protolabs now offers Carbon Digital Light Synthesis™ (Carbon DLS) as part of its portfolio of production-grade additive manufacturing technologies.

China has announced a new wave of measures aimed at preventing air pollution and targeting emission producers in the northern city of Tangshan.

The Sniffers have successfully launched its Methane Accounting Program for a client in the Middle East. The service was applied for 24 different facilities, including gas separation plants, wells, compressor stations, gas processing plants and battery stations, totaling more than four million potential emitting sources.

A construction permit for a USD $1.2 billion coal-to-liquids facility that would turn coal and natural gas into ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel, aviation fuel, gasoline and other fuel products has been approved by environmental officials in West Virginia.

Baker Hughes, one of the world's largest oilfield service providers, is newly independent from General Electric (GE), officially changing its name and its traditionally blue logo, to green.