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Investment in sustainable success and future-proof growth. Anthropogenic climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time. To counteract the rise in greenhouse gases, measures to reduce CO2 emissions are essential. One way is to switch to renewable energy or to use energy-efficient, climate-neutral technologies and energy sources - such as hydrogen.
Hydrogen fuelled vehicles have become a common sight in areas where investment has been made in the “hydrogen highway” to establish filling stations and fuel supply to support such vehicles on the road. America, Canada, Japan, China and many European countries have already invested large sums of money to establish a basic network of hydrogen stations supporting fuel cell cars.
The global consumption of soft drinks, including fruit juices, is at an all-time high with demand expected to continue to rise as new markets are developed and new products introduced. To meet this ever increasing demand, major soft drink producers are being constantly challenged to reduce waste, increase throughput, minimise raw material inventories and improve quality.
The Clair reservoir, located 75 kilometres West of Shetland Islands and in water depths of up to 150 meters, was first discovered in 1977. It is the largest known, as yet undeveloped, hydrocarbon resource on the UK continental shelf, extending over an area of some 220km2.
One of the world’s leading suppliers of collagen casings for food, used by its customers in the production of a wide variety of sausages and other meat products, is investing £50m in a new manufacturing plant in Nantong, near Shanghai, China.