Travertine builds waste-to-sulfuric acid plant

Chemical & Engineering News, Oct 27, 2024

Travertine Technologies is constructing a demonstration plant near Rochester, New York, to convert mining waste and captured carbon dioxide into sulfuric acid, green hydrogen, and calcium carbonate using an electrochemical process. This facility, located at a former gypsum mine site, will supply Sabin Metal’s refining operations with sulfuric acid, creating a circular economy.

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