This contract is the second order for Taiwan in 2018 received by CALORIC. The new plant will be the largest hydrogen generation plant CALORIC has supplied to Taiwan so far and emphasizes the strength of CALORIC’s market position. For this project, CALORIC’s approach of customized plant design was an asset as the plant is to

CALORIC strengthens further its position as leading supplier for hydrogen generating plants in Taiwan. The recent contract for a hydrogen generation plant based on steam reforming represents the 8th plant being delivered to Taiwanese clients. The plant is scheduled to be started up in early 2019. Customized hydrogen generation plants CALORIC plant design suits most

CALORIC was awarded an engineering contract to design a hydrogen generating plant based on an alternative non-disclosed feedstock for an African client. The engineering contract covered not only the technical plant concept but also the commercial cost estimation for commercial evaluation with the option to supply the complete plant based on CALORIC’s well proven design

CALORIC has won the international tender for engineering and construction of a biomethanation pilot & demonstration plant in Solothurn, Switzerland. For the methanation of carbon dioxide and hydrogen, microorganisms are used as biocatalyst. Supported by the European Union’s “Horizon 2020” research & innovation programme under grant agreement No 691797 and the Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft under the

Under which economic conditions is it feasible to generate hydrogen onsite? And which solution is the best, regarding the specific application? This is one of the many questions the latest CALORIC publication is giving answers to, together with facts & figures in the Gasworld US edition, October 2017. Hydrogen Gasworld US October 2017

CALORIC Anlagenbau GmbH achieved certification according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 CALORIC Anlagenbau GmbH, one of the leading European companies in the field of development, planning and construction of gas production plants and waste incineration plants for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, has been awarded in August 2017 with the new DIN EN ISO 9001:2015

Many developments within the chemical and process industry start from theoretical chemistry on paper, move on to the chemical lab and then are tried in a larger scale pilot or demonstration plant before big investment into a full scale production plant is made. While larger companies and research institutions used to have their own engineering

Process waste heat management systems have been part of many CALORIC plants since decades. In syngas based plants (hydrogen and carbon monoxide generators) a steam boiler for internal steam generation is a must, in incineration plants steam generation for heat recovery often is driven by economy and authorities alike. For the longer part of the

While in the larger part of CALORIC’s history the business has been engineering and selling entire plants, in the recent months CALORIC has aimed successfully at engineering projects. In economically uncertain times, many potential investors and clients are putting more effort into planning and evaluating different options rather than investing straight away into new plants,