Clariant’s new Amomax-Casale ammonia synthesis catalyst offers exceptional activity, stability, as well as energy efficiency and has been used at three ammonia production facilities – Nutrien in Trinidad and Tobago, Mosaic in the USA, and Yara Sluiskil in the Netherlands.

The new demonstration unit will make use of Technip Energies' electric steam cracking furnacetechnology (efurnace by T.EN) which will help companies to use renewable electricity as a heat source for the olefins cracking process in the future. This move is expected to significantly reduce greenhouse gas footprint of the olefins production process.

Under the terms of the collaboration, Sabic and Plastic Energy’s advanced recycling unit will receive pre-sorted and treated plastic waste from Siemer’s sorting plant in Germany. The unit will convert the plastic waste into pyrolysis oil which will then be treated and used as alternative feedstock by Sabic to produce certified circular polymers.

Under the terms of the partnership, Origin’s technology platform and Proman’s expertise will be used to explore production and global distribution of low-carbon biofuels. Origin’s technology platform has the capability to turn the carbon found in sustainable wood residues into useful products.

Under a partnership agreement between the two parties, Adnoc and Baker Hughes will speed up the development and commercialization of technology solutions for green and low-carbon hydrogen as well as graphene.

The move is claimed to be one of the world’s largest ever PEM electrolyzer deals wherein Ohmium has been selected by NTPC to deploy its electrolyzers in up to 400 MW of projects across a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.

European Energy has plans to develop the world’s largest CO2-to-green methanol plant in Denmark. For this landmark project, European Energy has chosen Clariant’s Megamax catalyst through which it will produce 32,000 tons of e-methanol annually.

Topsoe’s new facility in Denmark will manufacture electrolyzers in order to produce green hydrogen. The factory is expected to have an initial 500 MW manufacturing capacity and will be operational by 2025.

Axens’ Vegan technology has been selected by Shandong Haike Chemical to produce sustainable aviation fuel at its existing assets in China. The technology can be used in both standalone and integrated refinery environments.

Braskem invested 87-million-dollars to expand biopolymer production capacity at its bio-based ethylene plant in Brazil. Today, the plant operates at an increased capacity of 260,000 tons/year from 200,000.