The chemical recycling technology, developed by OMV, converts plastic waste into synthetic feedstock, under moderate pressure and normal refinery operating temperatures, which is then primarily used to produce again high-quality plastics. (OMV)
Austria: Circular Economy

OMV to Set Up Chemical Recycling Demo Plant

The chemical recycling demo plant will be based on OMV’s proprietary ReOil technology and will be built at the Schwechat refinery in Austria. The demo plant with a design capacity of 16,000 t/year will help to scale up the ReOil technology which helps to convert plastics into synthetic feedstock for the petrochemical industry.

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First construction work for the electrolyzers will likely begin in Spring 2022. (thyssenkrupp )
The Netherlands: Green Hydrogen

Thyssenkrupp Partners with Shell to Install 200 MW Electrolysis Plant for ‘Hydrogen Holland I’ Project

Under a contract signed between thyssenkrupp Uhde Chlorine Engineers and Shell, thyssenkrupp will engineer, procure and fabricate a 200 MW electrolysis plant based on its large-scale 20 MW alkaline water electrolysis module for the mega ‘Hydrogen Holland I’ project in the port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The project will produce green hydrogen for the industry and transport sector in the region.

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Adnoc has announced that Mitsui and GS Energy have agreed to partner with Ta’ziz and Fertiglobe to develop the world-scale low-carbon blue ammonia facility at the Ta’ziz Industrial Chemicals Zone in Ruwais, UAE. (Adnoc )
UAE: Clean Hydrogen

Mitsui, GS Energy to Partner with Ta'ziz for Developing World-Scale Blue Ammonia Facility

Mitsui and GS Energy have plans to join the low carbon blue ammonia project in Ruwais, UAE as equity partners wherein they will also supply large volumes of blue ammonia to the energy and industrial sectors in Japan and Korea in order to achieve decarbonization of these sectors. The partnerships will strengthen Abu Dhabi’s position as a leader in low-carbon fuels and clean hydrogen economy.

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Dr. Martin Brudermueller, Cefic President and CEO of BASF.  (BASF)
Impact of EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability

Cefic Stresses on Need for ‘EU Chemical Industry Transition Pathway’ to Meet EU Green Deal Goals

The European Chemical Industry Council (Cefic) has requested to hold talks with the European Commission to jointly develop a ‘EU Chemical Industry Transition Pathway’ to assist the industry to transform into a cleaner and more sustainable one. The move has been undertaken in the background of Cefic’s recent study on the business impacts of the Commission’s ‘EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability’ policy.

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