KBR has secured contracts for revamping two of AGF Nitrogen’s ammonia plants in Germany and Austria respectively. With this deal, AGF Nitrogen aims to reduce natural gas consumption, improve energy efficiency, and lower CO₂ emissions in two of its key assets.

Axanzo is the name of the combined company post the merger of Akzonobel and Axalta. The merger is expected to create a global coatings leader with the scale, strength and reach to accelerate sustainable growth and deliver breakthrough innovation.

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.

With the expanded strategic collaboration, two biologics programs will be added and produced commercially. The move will further strengthen the established multi-year relationship, including long-term commitments across a broad portfolio of multiple biologics programs.

Under a license agreement signed between BASF and Andritz, BASF’s OASE technology has been selected for a carbon capture project that is expected to be developed in the city of Aarhus, Denmark.

Bio4purconti is a pioneering EU-funded project which aims to develop the world’s first continuous production process for bio-based aniline. The project has a total budget of 8.4 million euros, will receive 7 million euros in EU funding, and will run for 42 months.

Veolia has bagged a contract from Kanadevia Inova to design and supply two CO₂ purification and dehydration units for the Protos carbon capture plant, the UK's first full-scale carbon capture facility integrated with an energy-from-waste plant. The project is expected to capture 370,000 tonnes of CO₂ each year.

Suez has won a contract to design and deliver a new quaternary treatment stage for micropollutant removal at the Kalundborg Central Wastewater Treatment Plant in Denmark.

Under a multi-year Sales and Purchase Agreement with the Gulf Group, Adnoc will supply approximately 2 million tonnes of LNG to the Gulf Group over a multi-year term, beginning in 2027.

Under a long-term contract, Air Liquide has plans to invest more than 250 million euros to develop new industrial gas production units in Dresden, Germany with an aim to support the semiconductor industry in Europe.