Eirich has launched its smallest mixer ever with the new EL1nano. The compact machine has a usable volume of up to 100 ml, offers multiple features such as mixing, granulating, agglomerating, dispersing, preparation of suspensions, coating, and can be used for tests involving small quantities of materials.

Neste has collaborated with Tepsa Netherlands with regards to the storage and handling of liquefied waste plastic in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. With this partnership, Neste aims to enhance its chemical recycling capabilities.

Toray Plastics (China) Co. has plans to develop a new production plant for high-performance resin compounds in the Guangdong Province in China. The unit is expected to begin operations in April 2025.

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.

Bilfinger has bagged a Project Management and Consultancy contract from Egyptian Chemical Industries for its new chemical and fertilizer plant in Aswan, Egypt. On completion, the facility is expected to produce 600 tons of nitric acid per day.

With a hefty investment of 600 million euros, Moeve has plans to develop 30 new biomethane plants across Spain. The move is in line with the company’s aim of producing 4 TWh of biomethane in Spain by 2030.

Lanxess has recently sold its Urethane Systems Business to UBE Corporation. With this move, Lanxess has exited its last remaining polymer business and aims to rapidly transform the firm into a pure-play specialty chemicals company.

Honeywell has plans to separate its Automation and Aerospace Technologies business to establish two separate companies. In addition to this, Advanced Materials, previously announced to be spun, will also be established as a separate firm.

Reolum has selected Johnson Matthey’s e-methanol technology for its La Robla Nueva Energia project in Spain which is claimed to be one of the largest e-methanol production plants in Europe.

Claimed to be the first green hydrogen production site in northern France, Lhyfe has plans to develop the site in Croixrault, in the Somme region of Hauts-de-France. The site, which will be able to produce and deliver up to two tonnes of green and renewable hydrogen per day, is one of the five Lhyfe sites in operation or under construction in France.