Linde has plans to expand its La Porte facility in Texas, USA. With this move, the company aims to double the unit’s liquid production capacity in order to meet the growing demand in the U.S. Gulf Coast.

World Energy’s Southern California SAF facility will be expanded to develop the world’s first commercial scale and North America’s only SAF production facility. With this project, World Energy aims to decarbonize the aviation industry.

PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of April 2022’ from all over the world. Right from Southeast Asia’s first green e-methanol plant to the world’s largest green hydrogen hub in the USA, find out all the projects making headlines here.

At an upcoming trade fair, Kaeser will be showcasing numerous solutions for the wastewater treatment industry including high-efficiency rotary screw blowers along with turbo blowers which will be exhibited for the first time.

Fluid Components International’s ST80 series thermal mass flow meter assisted a global chemical company to attain the ISO 50001 energy management system certification while lowering its energy costs.

Under the terms of the contract, thyssenkrupp nucera will deliver two of its large-scale alkaline water electrolysis standard modules to Air Products’ 10 metric ton per day green hydrogen facility in Arizona, USA.

Danish company Topsoe announced that it is closing down its operations in Russia and Belarus including its office in Moscow. The close down follows the company’s earlier decision to make a full stop for all new business activity in Russia and Belarus.

Mc Dermott has secured an order to build two 500,000-gallon double-wall liquid hydrogen spheres for Plug Power's new green hydrogen production facility in Genesee County, New York, USA. On completion, the project is expected to produce 45 metric tons of green liquid hydrogen daily, thus making it the largest green hydrogen facility in North America.

Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI), CO2 Value Europe (CVE) and nova-Institute have recently published a study which showcases the chemical industry’s CO2 reduction potential via carbon capture and utilization (CCU).

An ancient tree, hundreds of years old, is an impressive sight with the wide, far-reaching branches of its huge crown. Even more impressive would be the root network — if we could only see it. This is a perfect analogy for the Gea Group, which has grown from around 250 companies. Many of these have a long history of their own, and even under the umbrella of the parent corporation they still develop with their own impetus and momentum. Today, the complementary skill sets and expertise in the field of thermal separation technology are bundled at Gea Wiegand, while Gea Westfalia Separator covers the area of mechanical separation technology.