Steriline has designed and supplied a robotic pilot line to Shilpa Medicare for processing vials, pre-filled syringes (PFS) and cartridges for injectable oncology drugs. The innovative pilot line operates with limited human intervention.

Under a MOU signed between Chevron and Cummins, both the companies will explore a strategic alliance to develop commercially viable business opportunities in hydrogen and other alternative energy sources.

Air Liquide Engineering & Construction will provide Cryocap FG, a unique solvent free technology solution to Zeeland Refinery in order to capture more than 90 % of emissions at its Vlissingen site in the Netherlands.

The French energy group Total Energies and the engineering company Technip signed a Technical Cooperation Agreement to jointly develop low-carbon solutions for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) production and offshore facilities to accelerate the energy transition.

To develop next-generation lithium-ion batteries, a joint venture between Porsche and Customcells Itzehoe has brought the chemical group BASF on board. The partner is to exclusively supply high-energy HEDTM cathode materials for Porsche's high-performance vehicles.

The Lenzing Group has plans to develop a new state-of-the-art wastewater treatment plant at its site in Grimsby, UK. The move is in line with the company’s strategy of reducing wastewater emissions by 2022.

McDermott has won an engineering and procurement contract from Heat Transfer Technologies DMCC for a spent caustic treatment solution for Baltic Chemical Plant’s Gas Chemical Complex (GCC) project, claimed to be the world’s largest polyethylene integration project.

Gea’s new pharmaceutical separator lines ‘aseptic’ and ‘pure’ are ushering in a new era for biopharmaceutical separation processes. The separator lines are used in all pharmaceutical and biotechnological downstream processes.

With an aim to meet the global pharma and biotech demand, Nouryon has plans to expand its Kromasil manufacturing facility in Bohus, Sweden. The move is expected to support the company’s global leadership position in high-performance silica.

KBR has secured the technology contract from the Haifa Group for two of its process plants at Mishor Rotem in Israel. KBR will provide license, basic engineering design and proprietary equipment for both the plants.