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As seen in: Chemical Processing, Endeavor Business Media, The JOURNAL from Rockwell Automation
Working mom. Managing Editor. Photography buff. DIY do-er. 🐴-crazy lady. Essential oils lover. Chicago Cubs fan. Heartland obsessed.
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Trump Grants Two-Year EPA Regulatory Relief for Certain Chemical Manufacturers

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By Amanda Joshi Verified
| Chemical Processing Verified
Trump Grants Two-Year EPA Regulatory Relief for Certain Chemical Manufacturers The proclamation temporarily allows qualifying facilities serving semiconductor, medical device and defense supply chains to comply with pre-2024 EPA emissions standards.
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Air Products Cancels $4.5B Louisiana Clean Energy Project

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By Amanda Joshi Verified
| Chemical Processing Verified
Air Products Cancels $4.5B Louisiana Clean Energy Project The company is also canceling a liquid hydrogen facility project in Arizona, citing challenging market conditions, but is moving forward with its Saudi Arabia green hydrogen project. Air Products announced June 30 that it will not move forward with its Louisiana Clean Energy Complex (LCEC), citing expected financial returns that did not meet the company's investment criteria.
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Chevron Plans 2.67-GW West Texas Power Facility for Microsoft Data Center

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By Amanda Joshi Verified
| Chemical Processing Verified
Chevron Plans 2.67-GW West Texas Power Facility for Microsoft Data Center The co-located facility will use dedicated natural gas generation, selective catalytic reduction systems and non-potable water sources to support operations. Chevron Corp. and Microsoft Corp.
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