In collaboration with the U.S. Government, Evonik has plans to develop a new world-scale lipid production facility at the company’s Tippecanoe site in Lafayette, Indiana, USA for Mrna-based therapies.

German utility EWE has awarded Siemens Energy with a contract to supply a 280-megawatt electrolysis system in Emden, Germany. The project is expected to provide up to 26,000 tons of green hydrogen annually for various industrial applications in the region.

Next Hydrogen has bagged a contract to supply its latest generation electrolysis technology to the University of Minnesota West Central Research and Outreach Center in the USA. The technology will be used for renewable energy ammonia production research.

Bentley’s Digital Twin applications digitized factory operations to save CNY 6 million in annual management costs and support sustainable practices.

Merck has plans to takeover French firm Unity-SC, a provider of metrology and inspection instrumentation for the semiconductor industry. With this move, the firm aims to strengthen its offering for AI-enabled semiconductors.

Suez and GMCA have extended their waste and recycling contracts in the UK by eight years. The contracts are worth over 1 billion pounds and with this extension, Suez will provide waste management services until 2034.

With an aim to meet the growing demand for biogas applications and phosphorus removal in Europe, Kemira has expanded its ferric chloride capacity in Tarragona, Spain. The capacity is expected to be in operation by 2026.

SS Royal Kit Emirates Investment has partnered with Global Biopolymers Industries to establish a new venture which will aim at transforming the PLA bioplastics industry. Emirates Biotech will offer a sustainable and circular solution to replace traditional fossil fuel-based plastics.

Evonik has plans to sell off its printable battery technology – Taettooz to Innovation Lab with an aim to commercialize the technology which can be used in the medical field for more convenient monitoring of vital functions.

Zymochem has introduced Bayse – the world's first scalable, 100 % bio-based, and biodegradable Super Absorbent Polymer. This innovation is expected to revolutionize the 145-billion-dollar global hygiene industry.