With an investment of 5.4 billion dollars, Enegix Energy has launched the Base One green hydrogen project in collaboration with the State Government of Ceará, Brazil. The mega plant is expected to produce over 600 million kg of green hydrogen annually.

Wacker has enhanced its Esetec Escherichia coli bacteria-based secretion system for manufacturing pharmaceutical proteins. With the improved system, yield can be increased by a factor of 8 which leads to production efficiency in terms of time and costs.

Haldor Topsoe’s total revenue increased by 5 % to 1,010 million dollars in 2020. Last year, the company also introduced a new organization to focus on carbon emission reduction technologies.

Under a MOU signed between Engie and Equinor, both the partners will explore the development of low-carbon hydrogen value chains in Belgium, the Netherlands and France. They will also examine the market potential for hydrogen from natural gas wherein the CO2 will be captured and stored offshore.

The Chinese company Yangtze River Pharmaceutical (Group) Co. became one of the 12 organizations to win the EFQM Global Award this year. It is also the first pharmaceutical company in the world to receive the award after the implementation of the new EFQM model in 2019.

Located within the Sohar Freezone in northern Oman, the 25 MWp Qabas Solar Plant aims to reduce emissions from industrial activities in the region. The project will help to meet the growing demands of sustainable energy in the country.

There are many ways that portable gas detectors for personal use can deliver individual protection for key staff during the Covid-19 pandemic. Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection points out how gas detectors are best used during the pandemic.

Under a MOU signed between Vow subsidiary Etia and Arcelor Mittal Europe – Long Products, both the companies will jointly work together to construct a biogas plant for the steel industry. Located at Arcelor Mittal Rodange in Luxembourg, the unit will make use of Etia’s pyrolysis technology to reduce CO2 emissions.

Bayer is accelerating the implementation of its strategy in the Crop Science division with a series of measures and personnel decisions. In order to focus on its core business in agriculture, the Environmental Science business unit for professional customers is to be divested.

The large-scale manufacturing facility is expected to have an electrolyzer production capacity of 500 MW per year which can be expandable to 5 GW. Work on the unit will begin in 2022 and will be operational by 2023.