Samson Pfeiffer offers smart valves that can be used for the purpose of hydrogen production. The firm supplies its valves to companies that focus on the development of electrolysis plants.

Under the terms of the agreement, VNG along with Uniper will build a 30 MW electrolyzer to produce green hydrogen which will then be supplied to Total’s Leuna refinery in Germany. The move is expected to reduce the site's annual CO2 emissions by up to 80,000 tons by 2030.

The pharmaceutical industry aims to use the most advanced and innovative solutions for speeding up and scaling their production but now the concept of ‘sustainability’ has become an industry trend and this has changed the dynamics of pharma solution suppliers. Read all about this green transition along with the latest pharma solutions available in the market.

The Hope project aims to build an offshore hydrogen production plant with a capacity to produce up to four tons a day of green hydrogen. Plug Power will be designing and delivering a 10 MW PEM electrolyzer system for this project which has received a 21.8-million-dollar grant from the European Commission.

The green ammonia project will be built in Oman and is expected to have a capacity of 1.2 million tonnes annually. The produced green ammonia will then be transported to Korea.

Lanzajet and Technip Energies have entered into an agreement to accelerate the global deployment of sustainable aviation fuel. Under the terms of the agreement, Lanzajet will integrate Technip Energies’ Hummingbird Technology for converting ethanol to ethylene into the overall Lanzajet ATJ Process to produce SAF.

In the biotech and pharmaceutical industries, the requirements on flexibility, safety and automation are increasing in order to implement hygiene and reproducibility more efficiently. Within this context, Vega level and pressure sensors can make a decisive contribution.

Thyssenkrupp Nucera will supply the standardized 20 MW ‘scalum’ electrolysis modules to a North American project to produce green hydrogen. The reserved production capacity for the electrolyzers is in the high multi-hundred-megawatt range.

Qixiang Tengda, a major chemical firm in China, has started sustainable production of propylene oxide at its new complex in China. Evonik and thyssenkrupp Uhde technologies have been used for the project.

The consortium has decided to separate their joint diphenylmethane diisocyanate production in Caojing, China. With this move, the companies will independently operate two MDI plants at the Caojing site.