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 an aim to strengthen its competitiveness in Germany, Solvay has realigned its portfolio, investments and will position its Bad Wimpfen site as a global hub for Nocolok production, research and application.

Praj Industries utilized Axens’ Jetanol technology to demonstrate its Ethanol-to-Jet (EtJ) process at its fully integrated SAF plant in India. With this, the plant has now proven its technological readiness for both AtJ pathways.

Lanzajet has awarded a feed contract to Fluor Corporation for developing a sustainable aviation fuel production hub in North Yorkshire, England. Named ‘Project Speedbird’, the initiative is a joint development between Lanzajet and British Airways.

With an aim to accelerate Europe’s path to low-carbon chemicals and sustainable aviation fuel, the Global Impact Coalition has launched its spin-off structure. Beginning with a feasibility study, it will explore a new methanol-based route to electro-Sustainable Aviation Fuel and low-carbon chemicals in Europe.

Both of Lhyfe’s planned green hydrogen production projects in Wallsend, North Tyneside, and Kemsley, Kent, have been shortlisted under the UK Government’s Hydrogen Allocation Round 2, a public auction system to support the production of low-carbon or renewable hydrogen.

A demonstration plant with a capacity of 28 tons of ammonia per day will first be built at Uniper’s Gelsenkirchen-Scholven site in Germany. This project will serve as the basis for the planned hydrogen import terminal in Wilhelmshaven, northwestern Germany, where the technology will be applied on a large industrial scale.

Cefic has released a statement regarding the recently presented Action Plan for the Chemicals Industry by the European Commission. The Action Plan intends to strengthen the competitiveness and modernization of the EU chemical sector.

Under a long-term contract, Air Liquide has plans to invest more than 250 million euros to develop new industrial gas production units in Dresden, Germany with an aim to support the semiconductor industry in Europe.

Ekato has introduced a revolutionary modular hydrogenation plant concept for API production. The solution combines maximum process flexibility, safety, and efficiency.