Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as well as Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) is picking up steam and can be considered as revolutionary solutions that can help hard-to-abate industries to reduce their carbon emissions in the short-to-long term. Both CCS and CCU will play a vital role for these industries as they prepare to reach their goals of meeting net zero emissions by 2050.

Seeq has joined hands with Aveva to provide enterprise data management services, analytics and AI. With this partnership, the companies aim to improve data sharing and operations outcome for industrial organizations.

Everyone wants hydrogen - but isn't it dangerous? After all, the gas is non-toxic but highly flammable and a high level of safety awareness is key to safe operation that protects the environment, personnel and infrastructure - so it's high time to take a look at what needs to be considered when handling hydrogen in pipeline and infrastructure projects, for example. What technology is needed to detect the colorless H2 flames? How do hydrogen leaks become visible? And what concrete steps can be taken today?

Covestro has committed over 12 million euros to the Catalysis Research Centre of Covestro and RWTH Aachen University with an aim to continue its pioneering research into sustainable and recyclable materials.

Lyondell Basell has completed the acquisition of the solvent-based recycling firm APK. With this move, the company aims to produce new high-purity materials that can be used in applications like flexible packaging for personal care products.

BASF’s ammonia Bmbcert grade offers a significantly reduced product carbon footprint as compared to the standard product. Evonik has received a first shipment of ammonia Bmbcert and aims to incorporate it into its ISCC Plus certified production processes in order to cut down on its emissions.

Through a 10 % participating interest, Shell has plans to invest in Adnoc’s Ruwais liquefied natural gas project in Abu Dhabi, UAE. The project is expected to consist of two 4.8 million metric tonnes per annum LNG liquefaction trains with a total capacity of 9.6 mmtpa.

Axium’s extensive expertise allows for the design and manufacture of crossflow membrane filtration solutions tailored for diverse applications, all while adhering to international regulations and maintaining the highest of hygienic standards.

The renewable alkylate which is derived from ethanol and produced through a series of Lummus’ technologies is a bio-based, low carbon intensity fuel blending component. The renewable alkylate boasts of offering 30 % lower carbon intensity than traditional gasoline.

The first product in Sabic’s low carbon product portfolio is methanol. The methanol product offers a lower carbon content and provides the same high-quality product specifications as compared to a traditional one. It also offers CO2 footprint savings.