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Driver for more sustainability: Mass balance in the chemical industry
The use of sustainable raw materials has long been an important part of the chemical ...
Interview: Mass-balanced Pentane creates Greenhouse Gas (GHG) savings
Haltermann Carless introduced a group-wide Sustainability Strategy in 2022. Offering ...
Advantages of aromatic solvents for agrochemicals
High purity and tailor-made solvents are crucial for the agrochemical industry. Aromatic ...
Cyclopentane for energy efficient renovation of historic buildings
Building insulation is playing an increasingly important role in reducing CO2 emissions ...
Lubricants: Important facts about industrial lubricants
Without industrial lubricants, many moving mechanical elements cannot function smoothly. ...
Haltermann Carless solvents for the pharmaceutical industry
The production of active ingredients (AI) in the pharmaceutical industry is a crucial ...
Haltermann Carless Annual Review: Trendsetting milestones in 2022
2022 was another very challenging year, with global and multi-faceted challenges becoming ...
Rigid polystyrene foam: Thermal insulation reduces the CO2 footprint
Building insulation is far better than its reputation. In addition to energy-saving ...
Interview: Sustainable fuels for a new mobility future
As a pioneer of high-performance fuels, Haltermann Carless considers itself as a key ...
Effective Chemistry: How efficient refrigeration helps sustainability
The possibility of refrigeration is an achievement for the preservation of food and thus ...