Johnson Matthey has partnered with Noya to scale up the production of its carbon capture sorbent by making use of proven techniques. This move will support Noya's upcoming pilot and commercial facilities.

Topsoe’s Hydroflex and H2bridge technologies have been chosen for sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel production at Riograndense’s Rio Grande renewable fuels plant in Brazil. With this move, the company aims to produce 16,000 barrels per day of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel.

Wood has secured a feed contract for cleaner, increased fuel production at the Dung Quat Oil Refinery in Quang Ngai Province, Central Vietnam. With this contract, Wood aims to upgrade and expand the state-owned refinery to increase throughput and ensure that the fuels comply with Euro V specifications.

Without reliable pressure sensors, safe operation in the hydrogen industry is unthinkable. The demands on their accuracy and long-term stability are correspondingly high. However, pressure sensors also play a significant role in factors like efficiency and economy.

Metis Engineering has launched its next-generation hydrogen leak detection sensor, an addition to its Cell Guard series. The sensor offers precise hydrogen leakage detection to prevent risks of explosion or fire in hydrogen storage facilities.

Southwest Research Institute’s new Clinical Supply Facility aims to support government and industry clients with integrated pharmaceutical and bioengineering research and development. The facility will have the potential to produce in vitro stem cells, certain types of vaccines and small molecule therapeutics in a clean environment.

Air Products has plans to develop two new air separation units (ASUs) at its existing Conyers, Georgia and Reidsville, North Carolina locations in the USA. Both the new ASUs will replace older units and provide additional capacity at the above-mentioned locations.

The global technology intelligence firm ABI Research has predicted that the CCUS market will increase from 4.89 billion dollars in 2024 to 8.04 billion dollars in 2030 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 8.7 %.

Axium’s extensive expertise allows for the design and manufacture of crossflow membrane filtration solutions tailored for diverse applications, all while adhering to international regulations and maintaining the highest of hygienic standards.

Solvay has recently inaugurated a regenerative thermal oxidation process at its Green River, Wyoming plant in the USA. The process is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the plant by up to 20 % annually and support a 4 % reduction in emissions at the Group level by 2025.