A subsidiary of CVR Energy will be utilizing Honeywell’s technology to carry out a feasibility study for low-carbon hydrogen production in Coffeyville, Kansas, USA. The aim of the study is to assess the application of carbon capture and hydrogen purification as a potential solution for reducing emissions.

With the commercial licensure approval, Novartis’ new manufacturing facility in North Carolina, USA will be able to develop and test gene therapy products for current as well as future clinical trials, thus expanding its production capabilities for these solutions.

Wood has plans to sell its Built Environment business to WSP Global for 1.9 billion dollars. The deal will provide the firm with enhanced financial flexibility and help it to accelerate its strategy to become one of the leading players across energy security and sustainability.

Shell has entered into an agreement with Lukoil to sell Shell Neft, its retail and lubricants businesses in Russia. The move is in line with Lukoil’s strategy to develop its priority sales channels such as retail, and the lubricants business.

Optimal Industrial Automation will be making use of an immersive and interactive virtual experience to exhibit key automation solutions for the process industry at Achema 2022. The company will also showcase the plus points of Industry 4.0 and Smart manufacturing at the trade show.

Under an agreement signed between the two parties, Nano One will acquire Johnson Matthey Battery Materials Canada for 8 million dollars. The deal includes Johnson Matthey’s team, a 2,400 ton per annum capacity LFP production facility, equipment, land, as well as other assets.

Plug Power will be delivering a 1 GW electrolyzer to H2 Energy Europe for a green hydrogen production complex in Denmark which is expected to produce up to 100,000 metric tons of green hydrogen annually to power the region’s transportation sector.

An ancient tree, hundreds of years old, is an impressive sight with the wide, far-reaching branches of its huge crown. Even more impressive would be the root network — if we could only see it. This is a perfect analogy for the Gea Group, which has grown from around 250 companies. Many of these have a long history of their own, and even under the umbrella of the parent corporation they still develop with their own impetus and momentum. Today, the complementary skill sets and expertise in the field of thermal separation technology are bundled at Gea Wiegand, while Gea Westfalia Separator covers the area of mechanical separation technology.

Under a ten-year offtake agreement signed between both the parties, Clean Planet Energy will supply naphtha, produced by processing 20,000 tons of waste plastics, to BP from its Teesside facility in the UK initially. Later on, BP will have the right to offtake from its future plants globally. The circular naphtha can be utilized as feedstock into circular plastics value chains.

Clariant and Lummus have been selected by Fujian Meide to supply the Catofin technology as well as the propane dehydrogenation (PDH) technology respectively for the mega project in China. The new unit is expected to produce 900,000 metric tons of propylene every year and is scheduled to begin operations in 2023.