Oxford Catalysts Group scores service agreement
Synthetic fuels company Oxford Catalysts has signed a service agreement with Mourik to provide catalyst handling services for the group's commercial Fischer-Tropsch (FT) reactors.
Synthetic fuels company Oxford Catalysts has signed a service agreement with Mourik to provide catalyst handling services for the group's commercial Fischer-Tropsch (FT) reactors.
The replacement, activation, and regeneration of the group's FT units is both quicker and easier than with competing FT technologies, thereby simplifying logistics and enabling improved asset utilisation, the firm said.
The agreement will ensure that the Oxford's customers receive preferred service and best available pricing for their catalyst handling requirements, it said.
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Roy Lipski, Chief Executive Officer of Oxford Catalysts Group, added: "We are delighted to be able to provide catalyst life-cycle services to our customers through Mourik, a world leader in this field. This preferred relationship with Mourik is another element in place ensuring our readines for commercial roll out and the expected growth in sales."
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