Countrymark’s Indiana refinery processes 35,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Now with Topsoe’s Hydroflex technology, the facility aims to produce up to 250,000 barrels of renewable diesel annually.

Maag has introduced its new Duration cutting blade which features a new material called VS23. The material increases the hardness of the surface by up to 70 % thereby reducing wear rate.

Evonik has recently announced that it is making use of green electricity for polybutadiene production at its Marl site in Germany. This initiative is in line with the company’s sustainability strategy which includes a 25 % reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions from 2021 to 2030.

With a mega investment of 30 million pounds at its Hull manufacturing site in the UK, Ineos has converted its facility from a natural gas run unit to one that runs on hydrogen. This move has enabled the company to slash its carbon emissions by 75 %.

BASF has plans to shut down the adipic acid, cyclododecanone and cyclopentanone production units at the Ludwigshafen site next year. The move has been undertaken to improve profitability at the site.

With an aim to further strengthen its long-term reliability in this critical global market, Linde has commissioned one of the world’s largest helium storage caverns in Texas, USA. The project has a capacity of more than three billion cubic feet and has the potential to store and extract helium.

Under the terms of the 7-year Biomethane Purchase Agreement, Engie will supply BASF with 2.7 to 3.0 terawatt hours of biomethane. With this move, BASF aims to reduce its carbon footprint.

Pepperl+Fuchs’ box thin clients are now Igel Ready-certified. The company offers the hardware with pre-installed Igel OS and the platform-independent operating system for thin clients enables simple, intelligent and secure access to virtual applications, desktops and cloud workspaces.

Under a strategic cooperation agreement between Clariant and Shanghai Electric, both the companies will jointly work together to foster innovation in sustainable energy solutions in China.

Messer has plans to invest a whooping amount of over 70 million dollars to develop a new air separation unit in Berryville, Arkansas, USA. The move is expected to meet the growing demand for industrial gases in the southern part of the US.