Introducing our new managing director, COO
Introducing our new managing director, COO
CTP Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH, is very pleased to announce that Dr. Gerd Rabenstein has been appointed Managing Director, COO.
In his position as COO Gerd Rabenstein will be managing business operations, sales and R&D as well as operational and technological functions within our organization.
Dr. Rabenstein has been with CTP for more than 10 years and acquired a wealth of experience during his time in the sales department. He also brings a lot of experience with a proven track record in environmental engineering, plant engineering and research & development.
This new appointment is the beginning of an exciting new chapter for CTP to accomplish new strategies and alignments for innovative technologies to guide our future endeavors.
CTP was founded in 1985 and since then, our engineers, chemists and researchers have been developing leading edge technologies to serve the individual needs of our customers worldwide, covering all industrial sectors. At CTP, we adhere to high quality standards upheld by qualified experts.
Congratulations to Dr. Gerd Rabenstein and on behalf of the whole CTP group, we would like to give him a warm welcome. With his experience and dedication, we will accomplish great things together.
Some other News
CTP Air Pollution Control is very much looking forward to meeting you at ACHEMA in Frankfurt from August 22 - 26, 2022
Please find enclosed our latest article published in the International Cement Review.
Adhering to strict safety precautions during Covid restrictions: our team has been working hard to ensure business continuity.
CTP is looking forward to meeting you at the digital live event: the ACHEMA PULSE.
CTP’s new solution for a combined cleaning of organic pollutants (RTO) and nitrogen oxides (SCR) “RTO-i-SCR” has been inaugurated at LANXESS in Antwerp.
Lanxess, the specialty chemicals company, has taken another major step on the road to climate neutrality. The new nitrous oxide reduction plant breaks down around 500 metric tons of nitrous oxide per year, which is equivalent to the climate impact of 150,000 metric tons of CO2.