For the first-time, AGC has used hydrogen as a fuel in a demonstration test for glass production. The test was carried out at the electronics float glass manufacturing facility of the Kansai Plant, Takasago Factory in Japan.

Yokogawa Electric has been selected to supply an energy management system for the Yuri Green Hydrogen Project in Australia. Once complete, the project is expected to produce up to 640 tons of green hydrogen annually.

Under the terms of the long-term agreements signed between Indianoil and Linde’s entities in India, Linde’s entities will develop new on-site facilities to supply hydrogen, nitrogen and compressed dry air to Indianoil’s Panipat refinery in North India.

AGC and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical have launched a study for the production and sale of the world’s first circular carbon methanol made from CO2 which has been generated from glass production.

Axens, SMS group and IFP Energies nouvelles have entered into a co-development agreement for the optimization of the Reverse Water Gas Shift technology which plays a vital role for converting CO2 to renewable or low carbon fuels and chemicals intermediates.

Sumitomo Chemical has plans to produce ultra-fine alumina products by utilizing its unique production technology. The move is expected to create new markets through technological innovations in inorganic materials.

The startup firm is a producer of non-petroleum-based leather alternative for car interiors. By investing in NFW, Asahi Kasei aims to support global automotive OEMs to reduce the environmental burden of automobiles.

Carbios has secured building and operating permits for developing the world’s first Pet biorecycling plant in Longlaville, France. The unit will be located adjacent to Indorama Ventures’ existing Pet production plant.

In line with its growth strategy of delivering sustainable and innovative solutions, Bakelite Synthetics has plans to acquire LRBG Chemicals. The move will enable the company to expand its footprint into Canada and better serve its customers in Canada and the U.S.

Cipher Neutron and Canada’s University of Alberta have collaborated to carry out advanced research in AEM Electrolyzer Membrane Catalysts which will prove useful for green hydrogen production. The research will be led by Dr. Shiva Mohajernia, Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Alberta.