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CEP editor Emily Frangenberg had a chance to speak with Dr. Sunita Satyapal, who is director of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Fuel Cell Technologies Program within the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
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V V Suryarau, President of Group Manufacturing Services for Reliance Industries in India, sat down with ChEnected to discuss process safety in India.
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Aamir Farid, Shell’s Vice President of Manufacturing – Americas, reflects on ChE-style manufacturing in an interview with 2013 AIChE President Phil Westmoreland following the 2013 Spring Meeting & GCPS keynote address, “Delivering Innovative Solutions for an Energy Future.”
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The Volunteer Leadership Reception was hosted in honor of volunteers’ and their invaluable contributions to AIChE.
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CCPS and DECHEMA are co-sponsoring this conference in the field of process safety.
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Last week in San Antonio more than 100 paper posters in both conventional and electronic format were presented by meeting participants.
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The Ammonia Safety Symposium is an annual event developed by AIChE’s Ammonia Safety Committee. This committee is dedicated to making the plants that manufacture ammonia and related chemicals as safe as possible.
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The purpose of the Congress is to exchange emerging ideas about ways and means of protecting the environment and its resources so that humans can achieve sustainable development and societal benefits through generations.
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Laura Turci of CCPS had an opportunity to chat with Nestor Saavedra of Ecopetrol before his keynote address “Ecopetrol’s Strategy and Challenges in Process Safety.” Watch the interview in English or Spanish.
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An outreach program for high school students in San Antonio featured speaker astronaut and chemical engineering professor Al Sacco.
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