PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of July 2026’ from all over the world. Right from Ucaneo inaugurating Germany's largest DAC facility to a US-Saudi consortium finalizing the site for a mega refinery and energy export corridor, find out all the projects making headlines here.

Kent has partnered with Equilibrion to deliver the pre-feed for Eq.flight, an advanced power to liquids sustainable aviation fuel demonstration plant. The project is expected to demonstrate a highly integrated power-to-liquids SAF pathway using local electricity and heat inputs providing secure and stable production.

Oko-tech has been developing wastewater treatment systems for industry and waste management for over 30 years. As an independent system provider, the company delivers efficient, compliant, and sustainable solutions for a wide range of wastewater streams and liquid waste.

With an aim to reduce CO2 emissions at its ASU in China and also expand the unit’s oxygen production capacity, Air Liquide has plans to revamp the unit by investing a total amount of 25 million euros.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has successfully conducted a demonstration of an integrated production process for synthesizing liquid fuels through an integrated process utilizing SOEC Co-Electrolysis and FT Synthesis.

Air BP has entered into a multiyear contract with Airbus for the supply of conventional jet fuel, SAF and associated services across Germany and Spain. The agreement enables one of the largest voluntary offtakes of SAF by an original equipment manufacturer.

Endress+Hauser has acquired Sopat, a Germany-based firm specializing in inline process measurement technology. Sopat and its subsidiary Parsum now come under Endress+Hauser’s liquid analysis product center, based in Gerlingen, Germany.

Under a MOU signed between Air Liquide Singapore and Aster Chemicals and Energy, both the parties will work together to develop an innovative Auto Thermal Reformer unit for the production of hydrogen with integrated carbon capture capabilities in Singapore.

Most people are familiar with the production of milk powder by spray drying. But when it comes to nutraceuticals, the requirements go far beyond simple drying. Here, also the precise control of particle size, structure, and functionality matters – raising the question of which technologies are best suited to meet these more demanding applications.

Carbon Neutral Fuels’ has chosen Johnson Matthey and BP’s FT Cans technology and Honeywell UOP’s Fischer-Tropsch Unicracking process technology for its flagship Power-to-Liquid e-fuels facility in the U.K. Called ‘Project Starling,’ it is the first project in the country to evaluate the use of waste water as feedstock for SAF production.