Deliver high levels of SOx reduction with SOx-reduction additive
The global refining industry continues to move toward more restrictive environmental laws for sulfur oxide (SOx) emissions.
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Baillie, C. - W. R. Grace, Worms, Germany
Colin Baillie joined W. R. Grace & Co. in 2006 and is the Manager, FCC Environmental Additives. This portfolio of products includes technologies for SOX and nitrogen oxide (NOX) emissions control, combustion promoters, as well as gasoline sulfur reduction. Dr. Baillie earned an MBA from the Open University, UK, and a PhD in chemistry from the University of Liverpool, UK.
Cooper, C. - W. R. Grace, Houston, Texas
Clint Cooper is a Technical Services Manager for Grace W. R. & Co.’s FCC business. In addition to providing technical service for Grace’s North American accounts, Mr. Cooper utilizes his experience in FCC kinetic modeling to support the broader technical service teams. He joined Grace in 2019 with the acquisition of Rive Technology, where he had worked for 5 yr as a Technical Services Manager to commercialize the novel FCC zeolite technology. Mr. Cooper began his career as an FCC Design Specialist for Stone & Webster and Lummus Technology, and holds a BS degree in chemical engineering from The University of Texas at Austin.
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