Ørsted claims to be the first energy company in the world to reach its industry-leading decarbonization target, thereby reducing its carbon emissions by 98 %. Renewable energy now accounts for 99 % of the company’s energy production, while its scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity has been reduced by more than 98 % compared to 2006.

Dedicated policies and initiatives encouraging the use of clean, sustainable and smart technologies are already being implemented across the Middle East. These revolutionary changes are all set to empower the region.

Clariant’s Addworks titanium-based catalyst solutions are a significant advancement in polyester production and offer a more sustainable and high-performance alternative to traditional antimony-based catalysts.

With an aim to support the growth and expansion of semiconductor companies in Europe, BASF has plans to establish a new electronic grade ammonium hydroxide plant in Ludwigshafen, Germany which will help to ensure a strong local supply chain for the production of advanced chips.

Under an agreement signed between Total Energies and Data4, Total Energies will be supplying renewable electricity to Data4’s data centers in Spain for a period of 10 years. The deal will represent a total volume of 610 GWh.

Plastic Energy has successfully commercialised ‘char’, a byproduct of its chemical recycling process, under the name Tacfiller. Its production results in up to 89 % lower emissions than conventional carbon black.

Under the partnership, Carbon Clean’s patented Cyclone CC technology, a fully modular, columnless carbon capture system and Samsung E&A’s deep EPC expertise and Ahead execution model will be utilized to deliver modular and scalable carbon capture solutions for industries worldwide.

The Instrumentation Products Division Europe of Parker Hannifin, the global leader in motion and control technologies, has launched its series of compact Hi-Pro distribution manifolds, designed for industries where space-savings, weight reduction, and high-pressure performance are critical.

The leading services provider for regeneration, rejuvenation, recycling of spent catalysts along with ex-situ activation of fresh catalysts, Eurecat will be acquired by Axens. With this move, Axens plans to strengthen Eurecat’s global catalyst capabilities and metals reuse.

Europe’s current high energy costs, regulatory complexity, and burden along with the increasingly fragmented markets pose a long-term risk to the region’s prosperity, shares the MOL Group. For this reason, the company urges Europe to unite behind a new industrial agenda.