Jointly owned by Clariant and Beijing Tiangang Auxiliary Co. (Tiangang), the new production facility is based in Cangzhou, China. With this plant, Clariant aims to expand its presence in the Asian country.

By 2050, BASF wants to be climate-neutral. Based on recent progress in the development of CO2-reduced and CO2-free technologies, the company is simultaneously increasing its medium-term reduction target for greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

Air Liquide has successfully completed the first phase of its low-carbon H2 electrolyzer plants in the Tainan Technology Industrial Park, Taiwan. Expected to supply ultra-high purity hydrogen, the project will continue to construct the remaining 5 phases in the next two years.

Under the terms of the contract, a consortium led by EIG will acquire 49 % equity stake in the newly established entity Aramco Oil Pipelines Company. The deal is claimed to be one of the world’s largest energy infrastructure transactions.

GEA has supplied its new separator technology to Ukrainian pharmaceutical company Biopharma. The equipment will be installed at Biopharma’s new plant in Bila Tserkva, Ukraine and will help the firm to become one of the leaders offering high-tech plasma processors across the globe.

By joining the alliance, Clariant is actively supporting a more circular plastics economy. The aim of the alliance is to boost the EU market for recycled plastics to 10 million tons by 2025.

There is a tsunami of connected smart systems coming at us, with millions of sensors that generate data and gather information about the world around us. But how do we ensure that these systems are truly connected and deliver applications that bring real value for their users?

Under a MOU signed between Engie and Equinor, both the partners will explore the development of low-carbon hydrogen value chains in Belgium, the Netherlands and France. They will also examine the market potential for hydrogen from natural gas wherein the CO2 will be captured and stored offshore.

Under a sales purchase agreement signed between India’s BPCL and Oman’s OQ, BPCL has acquired OQ’s full stake i.e. 36 % in Bharat Oman Refineries Company Ltd (BORL). With this move, the company has established full control over BORL.

A team of researchers led by scientists from the Interface Science Department of the Fritz-Haber-Institute have found out that the important industrial process of methanol production can be positively influenced if the copper catalyst used in the reaction comes into contact with zinc oxide.