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LUDWIGSHAFEN, GERMANY/ABU DHABI, UAE: BASF and the Petroleum Institute (PI) of Abu Dhabi intend to develop new processes for removing aggressive sulfur compounds from acid gases in research collaboration. The research activities of BASF and PI will focus on methods that show a favorable energy balance.
“We look forward to this collaboration because the Petroleum Institute is contributing its excellent expertise in the research, development and production of membranes and adsorbents to the research cooperation,” said Dr Jens Rudolph, responsible for the Middle East region in the OASE gas treatment team, BASF.
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