Under the terms of the collaboration, Pactiv Evergreen will offer certified-circular polypropylene packaging products to its customers which have been produced by Exxonmobil’s advanced recycling technology.

The first shipment unloaded 7,500 tons of used cooking oil which will be used by Repsol for its new renewable fuels plant which is claimed to be Spain’s first renewable fuels plant.

Michelin, Ifpen and Axens have recently inaugurated what it claims to be the first industrial-scale demonstrator of a plant producing bio-based butadiene from bioethanol. The demonstrator is built at Michelin’s site in Bassens near Bordeaux in France.

Lyondell Basell's innovative Moretec technology has secured a 40 million euro grant from the EU Innovation Fund. The funds will boost the establishment of an advanced, fully-electrified recycling plant in Wesseling, Germany

The city of Montreal in Canada has selected Air Products to supply oxygen equipment to one of the largest wastewater treatment plants in North America. The equipment will be used for the plant’s ozone generation site.

GMP requirements for low-particle manufacturing conditions can only be met with cleanrooms. An essential success factor for new buildings and conversions, holistic cleanroom planning with expert support brings together various engineering disciplines and interfaces to showcase why the devil is in the detail.

Kemira and IFF will work together towards the commercialization of a biotechnology process – Designed Enzymatic Biomaterial platform – that enables production of new renewable polymers with enzymatic polymerization.

Neste has begun the gradual transformation of its crude oil refinery in Porvoo, Finland into a leading renewable and circular solutions refining hub. The full transformation of the refinery is expected to be completed in 2030.

LG Chem has begun the construction of the largest cathode material facility in the United States. Located in Tennessee, the plant is capable of producing cathode materials for approximately 600,000 high-performance pure electric vehicles.

Sumitomo Chemical has completed the development of a pilot facility in Niihama City, Japan which will be used to establish a highly efficient process for producing methanol from CO2.