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Advertisement Seebo has announced its extended Series B financing round, for a total of US$24 million. The funding will be used to further expand its global reach and continue enhancing its process-based artificial intelligence solution. The round is led by Vertex Ventures with participation from 10D, The Phoenix and Leumi Partners. Cement manufacturers suffer, on average, millions of dollars of losses each year due to various process-driven inefficiencies such as kiln throughputs, emissions, clinker quality and ammonia usage. Seebo’s process-based artificial intelligence solution enables c...

Petrochemical and Organic Chemical Sector Flare Gas Compliance Rules Image Credit: Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments National, regional and local government bodies require processing companies to carry out monitoring of emissions from plant and flare stacks. This is aimed at reducing levels of pollution which have been entering the atmosphere at an increasing rate. While oil refinery flares were the initial focus of such interventions, chemical and petrochemical plant flares have also been pinpointed as potential sources of hazardo...

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Digitalization to Boom as Industrial and Energy Organizations Focus on Lowering Operational Costs and Garnering Higher Revenues SANTA CLARA, Calif., Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis, Digital Industrial and Energy Guidebook, highlights critical market issues-complex market messaging, several me-too solutions, value-creation uncertainties, and quick-hit benefits realization-that restrain organizations from wide-scale digital solution adoption. The study helps them address these issues by comprehensively evaluating solution providers' ecosystems. The guidebook s...

Maintain Compliance for Petrochemical and Organic Chemical Sector Flare Gas Rules Image Credit: Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments Local and national government bodies are telling processing companies to monitor the various emissions from their flares and plant stacks to decrease the amount of pollution entering the atmosphere at a growing rate. The focus was initially on oil refinery flares and more recently the focus was on petrochemical and chemical plant flares receiving attention as possible sources of hazardous air pollutants. ...