The programmes focus on the reconstruction and re-equipment of gas production as well as transmission facilities. It aims to provide operational safety to the Unified Gas Supply System in Russia and also fulfill the company’s gas supply orders within and outside the country.

Korsch’s new X 3 Tablet Press incorporates production capabilities and versatility that were traditionally limited to large-scale production machines.

ABB, Hydrogen Optimized have signed a MOU and under the terms of the agreement, both the companies will explore the development of large-scale green hydrogen production systems. The partnership aims to make green hydrogen an affordable source of energy for diverse industries.

The new Wuxi plant is Sumitomo Chemical’s fifth production facility in China and with this project; the company aims to enhance its automotive materials business in the country’s Jiangsu Province.

Bostik is investing in the new facility in order to expand its business and also support the company’s growth strategy. The new unit will include numerous production lines for the non-woven industry as well as the industrial markets of packaging, labelling, transportation and electronics.

Haldor Topsoe’s new vision is to become one of the leading companies across the globe in carbon emission reduction technologies by 2024. The significant change in the company is expected to leave 200 people jobless.

Euro Chlor’s ‘Mid-Century Strategy’ showcases its green ambitions towards the European chlor-alkali industry. Under this strategy, the association will focus on energy efficiency, reducing carbon footprint, increasing circularity in downstream chlorine value chain, and striving for 100 % hydrogen utilisation by 2050.

The new high-tech production site will produce the Catofin catalyst for propane dehydrogenation which is used in the production of olefins. The move is expected to strengthen Clariant’s position in China and also support the country’s petrochemicals industry.

The co-production plant is based on Topsoe’s Imap process and has been successfully operated by the Russian chemical firm Shchekinoazot since the past two years. The facility is capable of co-producing 450,000 tonnes of methanol and 135,000 tonnes of ammonia annually.

The new plant will be Thyssenkrupp’s second bioplastics facility in China and is expected to produce 30,000 tonnes of polylactide (PLA) every year. The new unit will be based on the firm’s patented Planeo technology which is capable of producing sustainable plastics.