Plug Power has secured a Front-End Engineering Design contract to supply a 275 MW Geneco PEM electrolyzer system to Hy2gen Canada’s Courant project. The project is expected to be one of North America’s largest decarbonized ammonium nitrate facilities.

Worley has been chosen to carry out front-end engineering design services for the cogeneration component of Dow’s Path2Zero project in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, Canada under a new engineering, procurement, and construction management contract.

MOL Group has successfully completed another SAF and HVO production test at the Rijeka Refinery in Croatia. The pilot project was implemented in cooperation with Chevron Lummus Global with the aim of testing the co-processing of 5 % Pome with fossil feedstocks.

Under a deal signed between Lhyfe and Messer, Messer will acquire a 30 % stake in four of Lhyfe’s hydrogen production sites in France and Germany. Apart from this, the partners will also enter into a 10-year-contract for the supply of renewable hydrogen.

Aternium has chosen Siemens Energy to carry out a Front-End Engineering Design study for a clean hydrogen production facility. The Feed study will focus on optimizing the design, standardization, and engineering aspects of the facility to ensure it meets the highest safety, environmental and operational standards.

Emerson has introduced the Synchros Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platform through which maintenance and operations teams can now digitize inspection points and extend visibility using a flexible wireless architecture.

Under an agreement signed between Ineos Inovyn and Esseco Industrial, Ineos Inovyn will sell its shares in Inovyn Produzione Italia, which operates the Rosignano and Tavazzano sites in Italy. Both the sites produce essential chemicals for critical sectors.

Military attacks on Qatar Energy’s operating facilities in Ras Laffan Industrial City and Mesaieed Industrial City in Qatar has led the company to declare force majeure.

Aster has plans to expand ethylene export capacity at its Ethylene Cracker Complex in Singapore. The Final Investment Decision for the 80-million-dollar project has been approved.

Gasunie, Open Grid Europe and Thyssengas have entered into an agreement to develop a cross-border hydrogen connection between the Netherlands and Germany. The companies aim to realize the connection between Zevenaar (Netherlands) and Elten (North Rhine-Westphalia) around 2031.