Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI), CO2 Value Europe (CVE) and nova-Institute have recently published a study which showcases the chemical industry’s CO2 reduction potential via carbon capture and utilization (CCU).

Under its restructuring strategy, CF Fertilisers aims to continue the supply of fertilizer, carbon dioxide and other industrial products to its customers in the UK and for this it plans to shut down its Ince manufacturing facility and focus exclusively on its Billingham manufacturing facility in Teesside.

Bühler's battery mixing technology has the capability to reduce waste by 95 % and ensures an energy savings of 50 %. This technology will be used for Britishvolt's first Gigaplant in Northumberland, UK wherein Bühler will supply large scale production lines for the manufacture of electrode slurries which is a vital component for the production of high-performance batteries.

Lanxess and Advent have plans to acquire the Engineering Materials Business from DSM for 4 billion dollars which is expected to be a part of the new joint venture. Lanxess will also contribute its High-Performance Materials business unit to the joint venture and receive a payment of at least 1.18 billion dollars as well as a stake of up to 40 % in the joint venture.

BP and Linde will be developing a major carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Texas, USA which will capture and store CO2 from Linde’s hydrogen production facilities in the region to produce low carbon hydrogen.

World Energy’s Southern California SAF facility will be expanded to develop the world’s first commercial scale and North America’s only SAF production facility. With this project, World Energy aims to decarbonize the aviation industry.

A consortium comprising of six firms have collaborated to develop Asia’s first green e-methanol plant. Capable of converting captured biogenic carbon dioxide and green hydrogen produced from renewable electricity into green e-methanol, the pilot plant will be established in Singapore and the low-cost fuel will be supplied to the maritime industry.

Siemens Energy has plans to carry out industrial-scale production of hydrogen electrolyzers in Berlin, Germany in order to boost the concept of green hydrogen. With an investment of more than 30 million dollars, the site is expected to commence production in 2023.

Lyondell Basell will be ceasing operations at its Houston Refinery as it plans to exit its refining business by 2023. The move is in line with the company’s decarbonization strategy and will help the firm to use the site for its future sustainable goals.

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