Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has successfully produced 99 % pure hydrogen at its ammonia cracking pilot plant using steam as the heating source. Compared to conventional technologies that utilize heat from burner combustion, MHI's steam heating system operates at lower reaction temperatures, thus reducing operating costs.

Lummus Technology and Advanced Ionics have recently broken ground on a green hydrogen pilot plant in Texas, USA. Advanced Ionics will deliver its innovative electrolyzer while Lummus will operate the electrolyzer and manage the balance of plant systems.

Under a definitive agreement, Sumitomo Chemical has plans to take over the Taiwanese semiconductor process chemicals company Asia Union Electronic Chemical Corporation. With this move, the company aims to strengthen its global footprint and establish its first manufacturing base for semiconductor process chemicals in Taiwan.

Under a new deal, Stonepeak has plans to acquire a 43.8 % stake in Repsol's Outpost solar project in Webb County, Texas, USA for 252.5 million dollars. With this move, Repsol has plans to advance its renewable energy strategy in the United States.

ABB has joined Energy Impact Partners' global coalition to accelerate technological innovation in industrial electrification and automation. EIP collaborates with its strategic partners to find, screen, and scale technologies that are critical for the energy transition.

IMA Active has unveiled a new generation of tablet presses, aiming to transform solid-dose manufacturing. The event, dubbed "NEXTEN," took place at Villa Erba, Lake Como, merging Italian elegance with cutting-edge technology. After 25 years of pioneering work, now, with its latest machines, Domina and Solida, the company intends to elevate pharmaceutical manufacturing to new heights.

Under a joint development agreement signed between BASF and Exxonmobil, both the companies will work together to co-develop the methane pyrolysis technology which will also include the development of a demonstration plant.

Oko-tech has been developing wastewater treatment systems for industry and waste management for over 30 years. As an independent system provider, the company delivers efficient, compliant, and sustainable solutions for a wide range of wastewater streams and liquid waste.

Oil and gas companies in the Gulf are incorporating the latest technologies to optimize and decarbonize their operations. Right from the Middle East’s first quantum computer for industrial applications to Artificial Intelligence, firms in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are actively adopting advanced solutions to remain the world’s energy powerhouse while engineering a low carbon future.

Fluor has secured an engineering, procurement and integrated construction management services contract for Teck Resources’ Highland Valley Copper Mine Life Extension project in Canada.