Yarra Valley Water has partnered with Weltec Biopower to modernize its 1-megawatt biogas plant in Australia. The plant has a processing capacity of 33,000 tons of organic waste from food processors and restaurants to generate around 7,500,000 kilowatt hours of energy per year.

Honeywell and Repsol have plans to work together in order to create new production pathways for biofuels and circular materials. The companies also intend to scale and commercialize Honeywell's technologies for chemical production and renewable fuels at Repsol’s refineries.

With a total investment of 240 million dollars, Invista Nylon Chemicals (China) has successfully completed the expansion of its nylon 6,6 polymer site at the Shanghai Chemical Industry Park in China.

With an aim to carry out sustainable operations, many industries are now increasingly making use of recycled or treated water which are sourced from wastewater treatment plants instead of using limited fresh water resources. New areas of interest such as green hydrogen production is also following the same route. Smart technologies are also being explored to optimize water usage, minimize wastage and even tap innovative ways to obtain water for industrial operations.

Bannerman Energy has chosen Wood to deliver the detailed design phase of its flagship uranium project, Etango in Namibia. The Etango project is claimed to be one of the world’s largest undeveloped uranium assets.

Under the terms of the two agreements, Linde will de-captivate an air separation unit at China South Steel’s plant in Shaoguan, Guangdong Province as well as extend its long-term agreement with China South Steel for the supply of industrial gases at Shaoguan.

Chevron has relocated its headquarters from San Ramon, California, to Houston, Texas in the USA. The firm has also announced changes in its senior leadership.

With an aim to meet the growing demand, Kemira has announced that it is expanding its coagulant capacity in Fredrikstad, Norway. The scope of the investment includes the installation of a new reactor and increased storage capacity of aluminium hydroxide.

With an aim to accelerate the development and construction of Svante’s commercial carbon capture and removal projects in Canada and the US, Canada Growth Fund has decided to invest up to 100 million dollars in Svante.

Eni has plans to develop the biorefinery in Livorno, Italy as soon as the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security, in consultation with local authorities, issues the Single Authorization and the related building permit. The project is expected to have a production capacity of 500,000 tonnes per year.