BASF has partnered with Advent Technologies to establish a supply chain for fuel cell systems in Europe. With this move, BASF aims to expand its hydrogen related portfolio by scaling up the production of its Celtec Membrane Electrode Assembly technology for fuel cells while Advent will produce fuel cell systems at its manufacturing facility in Greece.

Air Products has entered into an investment agreement with the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Uzbekneftegaz JSC to acquire, own and operate a natural gas-to-syngas processing facility in Uzbekistan. The plant is claimed to be one of the most advanced energy plants in the world and currently produces 1.5 million tonnes per year of high value-add synthetic fuels for domestic use and export.

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Under an agreement between Cepsa and Fertiberia, both the companies will work together to develop a large-scale green hydrogen plant in Huelva, Spain. With this project, the parties aim to decarbonize their production processes in the region.

Under a partnership agreement between both the parties, Brooge Energy and Siemens Energy will develop a 650 MW solar PV plant in order to supply renewable energy to BRE’s green hydrogen and green ammonia project in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Gail has partnered with Lanzatech to explore the establishment of a CO2 capture and conversion pilot project in India. With this project, the companies aim to develop everything from fuels, packaging to clothing from biorecycled material instead of virgin fossil fuel.

Stamicarbon has entered into a license agreement to develop a basic engineering design package for a 450 MTPD green ammonia plant in the USA. Based on the Stami Green Ammonia technology, the plant will produce green ammonia which can be used as feedstock for nitrogen-based fertilizers.

LG Chem has commenced the mass production of single-crystal high-nickel cathodes for next-generation batteries in Korea. With this move, the company plans to increase its total annual production scale to more than 50,000 tons by 2027.

Today, Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) facilities around the world have the capacity to capture more than 40 Mt CO2 each year, according to the International Energy Agency. This figure is set to increase as more countries form CCUS-friendly policies in order to establish these green projects with aim to decarbonize its industrial facilities.

Gevo has awarded the contract to Mc Dermott for developing multiple sustainable aviation fuel facilities in North America. Net-Zero 1, the first facility of this plan is expected to produce up to 65 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel, diesel and renewable gasoline.