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Technologies Division is a global supplier of catalysts and related
technologies for applications which benefit the environment such
as pollution control, cleaner fuel, more efficient use of hydrocarbons
and the hydrogen economy. The division operates globally under the
market identity of Johnson
Matthey Catalysts and consists of three global businesses:
Emission Control Technologies (ECT)
Emission Control Technologies comprises Johnson Matthey’s global autocatalyst (cars), heavy duty diesel (buses and trucks and construction equipment) and stationary emissions control (coal fired power plants, gas turbines, diesel engines) businesses. We are a world-leading catalyst manufacturer for vehicle and stationary exhaust emission control and a leader in catalytic systems, including CRT® and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technologies. Manufacturing takes place in Argentina, Belgium, China, Germany, India, Japan, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, UK and USA. R&D facilities are in Brazil, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Sweden, UK and USA.
Process Technologies
Process Technologies manufactures process catalysts for the syngas,
methanol, ammonia, hydrogen, gas / coal to products, oil refineries
and gas processing industries. Davy Process Technology develops
chemical process technologies and licenses them to customers in
the oil, gas and petrochemical industries. Our Tracerco business
is an industrial leader in specialist technology for the diagnostics,
measurement and analysis of process plant conditions across the
hydrocarbon chain. Process Technologies is a global business with
manufacturing sites in the UK, India and China, supported by several
UK based technology centres and technical offices in key centres
around the world.
Fuel Cells
Johnson Matthey has a world leading position in the development
and manufacture of catalysts and catalysed components for fuel cells.
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Process Technology website
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Matthey Fuel Cells website
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Cell Today website
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