Envision Energy has been commissioned by Sasol to undertake a design study for a green hydrogen system at its Sasolburg operations. The move is expected to play an important role in evaluating pathways to produce lower-carbon fuels and chemicals.

Personalized therapies are advancing rapidly, but manufacturing and supply chain often lag behind. This gap affects efficiency, compliance, and patient access. How event-based patient-batch records link handovers, manufacturing activities, and quality data to improve the entire vein-to-vein pathway.

With an aim to further strengthen its manufacturing presence in the USA, Lonza has plans to develop a large-scale commercial spray-drying facility in Bend, Oregon. The move is expected to establish Lonza as the leading CDMO provider of commercial-scale spray-drying PSD-4 capacity in the US.

Nuberg EPC has designed and supplied a 100–150 TPD Emergency Chlorine Absorption System for Brinsa in Bogotá, Colombia. The project is scheduled for commissioning in October 2026.

With an aim to reduce gas consumption and enhance upstream reactor yields, Biotech Fluidics has introduced a range of micro spargers. The firm also offers a wide variety of porous metal sparger tips for laboratory and pilot scale bioreactors and fermenters.

The IMCD Group, one of the leading players in the distribution and formulation of speciality chemicals and ingredients, has recently inaugurated its new Pharmaceutical Technical Centre and Food & Nutrition US Technical Hub in New Jersey, USA.

Anyone selling equipment, components, and systems for hazardous locations in the global key markets has to deal with four separate regulatory frameworks at once: ATEX, UKCA, the North American certification systems, and the IECEx as an international foundation. The requirements differ in important details and missteps in early planning can quickly cost months of time-to-market. A white paper from CSA Group brings these four regulatory frameworks into a single overview.

Biobtx has plans to develop the Petra project – the world’s first commercial-scale plant that is capable of converting plastic waste directly into renewable aromatics. The project is expected to produce approximately 10,000 tonnes of renewable aromatic oil per year along with 8,000 tonnes of sustainable byproducts.

With an aim to expand its advanced materials and specialty chemicals capabilities, Sasol has decided to invest 60-million-euros at its Brunsbüttel site in Germany. The project will debottleneck and expand Sasol’s existing Advanced Materials alumina asset base in the region.

Moeve and Arcelormittal have entered into Spain’s largest energy savings certificate agreement with an aim to accelerate the decarbonization of the steel industry. The agreement is claimed to be ten times larger than the biggest transaction of its kind recorded in Spain to date.