With this mega investment, Akzonobel aims to install advanced technologies and increase the total manufacturing capacity at its four powder coatings sites in North America.

Novoloop has appointed Worley Consulting to conduct a Front-End Loading preliminary engineering study for the company’s Lifecycling process. The study will evaluate a first-of-a-kind unit with a waste plastic processing capacity of 20,000 metric tons annually.

The U.S. Department of Energy, under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, has selected two of Chemours Company’s applications for grants totaling 60 million dollars. The grants will support the development of next-generation membranes for PEM water electrolysis and circularity infrastructure for clean hydrogen materials.

Eastman has plans to develop its second molecular recycling project in the U.S.A. The Longview site in Texas has been selected by the company for developing the project.

Steriline, an Italian manufacturer of robotic and standard fill/finish lines for the aseptic processing of injectable drugs, delivered to Fatro an extremely compact robotic filling machine, to produce small batches of veterinary vaccines in single-dose pre-filled syringes (PFSs).

With the planned acquisition of Arc Building Products, Arkema wants to strengthen its position in Ireland’s growing construction adhesives market with a broader range of solutions and a local manufacturing footprint.

Omas Tecnosistemi, a leading supplier of high-tech customized solutions in the cosmetics, make-up and personal care sectors has been acquired by Ima. With this move, the firm aims to strengthen its presence in the cosmetics and personal care sectors.

Engineering firm KBR has secured a contract to offer engineering services for First State Hydrogen, aiming to explore the viability of establishing the U.S. mid-Atlantic's first clean hydrogen production plant powered by renewable energy.

Johnson Matthey has entered into a definitive agreement to sell 100 % of its Medical Device Components business to Montagu Private Equity for 700 million dollars.

The Northern Endurance Partnership has selected Technip FMC to deliver the first all-electric integrated project for carbon capture and storage. The company’s all-electric solution will collect and feed the pressurized gas into an aquifer for permanent storage.