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The recent fire incident at the newly built #Dangoterefinery shows the pressing need for modern safety technologies in emerging economies. While the fire was contained and reported as a minor incident by the spokesperson of Dangote refineries, this spotted a #critical issue which is the urgent need for modern #safety technologies in emerging #economies. The incident shows the #vulnerability of industrial operations extending far beyond just the industrial sector to include public infrastructure, #transportation, and even #healthcare. #industrialsafety #safetytech #emergingeconomies #infrastructuresafety #modernsafetysolutions #FirePrevention #safetyinnovation #invetagroup

Do you know that the petrochemicals sector in Al-Madinah region is one of the best worldwide and has the potential to grow further. Check the report below to see how amazing it is.

I was quoted in an article in The Africa Report on the Dangote fertilizer company. The article examined the impact of the final investment decision by the Shell /TotalEnergies/Eni/NNPC Limited joint venture to build a facility to supply 100MMscfd of gas for 10-years to the Dangote Fertiliser plant. This supply agreement should go a long way toward ensuring feedstock sufficiency for the plant, which will be a major boost to the project and its economics and help assure food security if other challenges can be mitigated. Happy that The Africa Report spotlighted this project, which doesn't get as much attention as the big Lekki refinery beside it. The article by David Whitehouse, PhD, which may be behind a paywall, can be assessed here: https://lnkd.in/gGGp5jCw #energyanalytics #dataanalytics #fertilizer #energyeconomics

In addition to HSE checks✅, it is important to raise drivers' awareness of road safety issues and provide them with appropriate training. This training can cover defensive driving techniques, the rules for loading and transporting dangerous goods..😊 #HSE #SafetyStandards #CorporateResponsibility #DangoteCameroon #RoadSafety #jonathanchatueQHSE

NamWater selects Shaanxi Construction Engineering Group for the N$935 million Oshakati water purification plant. Concerns arise over bid price disparities. Local firms critique tender requirements. Calls for transparency in the procurement process. #NamWater #Infrastructure #Tender #Oshakati #WaterPlant #Construction #Namibia #Procurement #Transparency #LocalBusiness

Ripples of Impact: The Chronicle of WABAG's Century in Water. Chapter 06: Innovation and Expansion (WABAG's Journey Beyond Borders)   In the early 1980s, WABAG began its important business in Algeria, focusing on industrial and municipal water treatment plants. In Germany, WABAG supplied equipment for wastewater treatment plants for flue gas desulphurisation in power stations. Intensive market development led to significant orders for water plants in Zaire (now the Republic of Congo). Patent applications were filed for the CARIX process and for backwashable filters. Additionally, WABAG supplied its first reverse osmosis systems for producing high-purity water for the microelectronics industry.   In the late 1980s in Austria, the Austrian industry group SGP AG fully integrated its subsidiary, Overhoff GmbH, into its environmental technology division. Initial successful business activities with water and wastewater projects in China fostered a continuously positive development in water technology. The merger of SGP AG's Energy and Environmental Technology Division with VA Finalindustrie to create SGP VA, along with the expansion into new markets such as Iran, Egypt, and Syria, significantly contributed to the division's continued success. Under the leadership of Mr. Peter Misakyan, WABAG secured numerous contracts for drinking and wastewater treatment in China.     #RipplesOfImpact #WABAGChronicle #WasteWaterTreatmentEquipment #FlueGas #Desulfurization #German #Zaire #ReverseOsmosis #Africa #OverhoddGMBH #Austria #VAfinalindustrie #Iran #Egypt #Syria #China #SDG #Passioneering #Water #Sanitation #Sustainability #ESG #WABAG #VATECHWABAG #WABAG100

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#1 Cement Company’s New Blending Plant Ensures Security of Cement Supply 🔒 PPC Africa officially launched its new blending plant in the Highveld region in August last year, situated in the old Highveld Steel Industrial Park in Emalahleni Local Municipality. The new facility stands as one of the cornerstones in PPC's commitment to bring about enhanced efficiencies, improved turnaround times, outstanding customer service, and exceptional quality to all built environment stakeholders in the Highveld region. It is this commitment to improved efficiencies and innovative solutions that led to PPC being named the number one company in the cement sector in the latest edition of Top 500: South Africa’s Best Managed Companies. "The opening of this Highveld plant allows us to optimise our logistics through localisation, which is imperative in reducing transport costs and minimising transport induced carbon emissions," said Bheki Mthembu, Head of PPC’s Inland Business Unit. For more information, read the full article from the latest edition here: https://hubs.la/Q02k7LMP0 #PPC #StrengthBeyond #Construction #Top500 #Publication #TopcoMedia