The exciting thing about bulk solids remains their unpredictability — despite many theoretical models, sometimes it is only practice that decides whether you can make a product work well (or rather, get it moving).

Quadra Energy is one of the top three aggregators of renewable electricity production in Germany. With this deal, Totalenergies aims to further strengthen its integrated power business in the European country.

Topsoe’s new ereact technology is claimed to be a groundbreaking technology for the production of low carbon hydrogen. Under the terms of the agreement, Aramco and Topsoe will develop a demonstration plant at the Shaybah Natural Gas Liquids recovery unit in Saudi Arabia.

Arkema has started the production of its specialty UV/Led curing resins at its expanded facility in Nansha, China. The growing demand for lower carbon solutions is creating new opportunities for the UV/Led curing technology.

Aramco has entered into definitive agreements to acquire a strategic minority stake in Midocean Energy for 500 million dollars. With this move, Aramco aims to enter the global LNG business.

Metso has acquired Tedd Engineering in the UK with an aim to strengthen its digital and automation capabilities in its mobile equipment business and especially in the aftermarket.

A new PC App has been introduced by Testa Analytical for further simplifying the usage of its Solvent Line Monitor device. Easy configuration of the device is possible with this app which helps users to set the required level of sensitivity for monitoring for the presence of undissolved gas bubbles that can affect the accuracy of reagent dispensing pumps.

Under a collaboration agreement signed between both the parties, Wood will work towards commercializing OMV’s innovative plastic recycling technology Reoil. The move will help to advance chemical plastic recycling and develop a circular economy.

Lummus Technology has collaborated with Dongyang Environment Group with an aim to deploy its advanced plastics recycling technology in South Korea. The technology is capable of converting plastic waste into high-value chemicals and feedstocks.

Piedmont Lithium has been awarded the final permit to develop the company’s proposed Tennessee Lithium project in Tennessee, USA. The 800-million-dollar project is expected to produce 30,000 metric ton per year of lithium hydroxide.