Celanese and Mitsui & Co. have entered into a definitive agreement under which Celanese will sell an additional 19 % of the Nutrinova food ingredients business to Mitsui for approximately 152 million dollars.

With an aim to improve its competitiveness, Hyundai E&C has plans to secure core technologies for next-generation hydrogen production via water electrolysis.

Alfa Laval has been chosen as the technology provider for electrolyzer cooling equipment for the Onuba H2 project which is claimed to be the largest electrolyzer plant in Southern Europe.

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.

Allied Biofuels has selected Topsoe and Sasol to provide technologies for its E-SAF and bio-based SAF production facility in the Khorezm region of Uzbekistan. The facility is expected to produce high-quality SAF from a variety of feedstocks.

Demeter Energy is advancing plans to develop a commercial-scale biomethanol production and carbon capture facility in Manatee County, Florida, USA. The project is expected to convert sustainably sourced biomass into approximately 100,000 metric tons of low-carbon biomethanol annually while capturing and permanently sequestering approximately 200,000 metric tons of biogenic CO₂ each year.

Asahi Kasei has plans to develop two new plants for both alkaline water electrolysis and ion-exchange membrane process chlor-alkali electrolysis equipment in Kawasaki, Japan. This project has been awarded key regional economic incentives from Kanagawa Prefecture and the City of Kawasaki.

Veolia has announced the signing of three strategic memorandums of understanding in water technologies and hazardous waste management. These agreements focus on major challenges for the Kingdom: preservation of water resources, energy efficiency, decarbonization of industry, and development of local skills.

PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of June 2026’ from all over the world. Right from KBR’s technology being selected for Northern Europe’s largest SAF, e-SAF plant to Lubrizol and Grasim inaugurating a world-class CPVC resin plant in India, find out all the projects making headlines here.

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.