HPInnovations | Hydrocarbon Processing | January 2011

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Keywords: [environment] [LNG] [safety] [refining] [gas processing] [catalytic cracking] [petrochemicals]

New alternative technologies for oil spill cleanup

C.I.Agent Solutions, a global leader in solutions for fuel and oil spill cleanup and containment, exhibited at Clean Gulf 2010 and featured its latest innovative and alternative technologies for fuel and oil spill cleanup and containment that are used both for preparedness and response efforts. Clean Gulf 2010, the largest oil spill training event and exhibition in North America, was held in Tampa, Florida, this past October.

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