Air Liquide has entered into a long-term agreement with Hyundai-Posco Louisiana for its new low-carbon emissions steel facility in Louisiana, USA. Air Liquide has plans to invest over 350 million dollars to support this partnership.

Asahi Kasei has plans to supply its Aqualyzer-C3 containerized 1 MW-class alkaline-water electrolyzer to Central Finland Mobility Foundation’s hydrogen project in Finland. The full operation is expected to commence in the first half of 2026.

Black & Veatch has successfully completed a Feed study for the Whitelee Green Hydrogen Project which is proposed by ScottishPower Energy Retail. The project is expected to produce green hydrogen via a power supply connection to the U.K.’s largest onshore windfarm, Whitelee Windfarm.

Oil and gas companies in the Gulf are incorporating the latest technologies to optimize and decarbonize their operations. Right from the Middle East’s first quantum computer for industrial applications to Artificial Intelligence, firms in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are actively adopting advanced solutions to remain the world’s energy powerhouse while engineering a low carbon future.

Repsol and Masdar have come together to acquire a 49.99 % stake in a renewable energy portfolio in Spain for 849 million euros. The portfolio comprises 705 MWs of operational capacity, including 13 wind farms and six photovoltaic solar parks.

Nextchem has been awarded licensing, process design package and critical equipment supply contracts for the development of three world-scale complexes in West Africa. The contracts are based on Nextchem’s proprietary hydrogen, ammonia, urea and methanol technologies.

Carbon capture is one of the most important technologies for slashing carbon emissions from industrial plants and various players have introduced innovative separation technologies which plays a crucial role in carbon capture systems. Read on to know more about three prominent separation technologies in the market.

Air Liquide via its corporate venture capital arm Aliad has invested in Quobly, a start-up firm which develops quantum processors using proven semiconductor manufacturing processes. Air Liquide will support Quobly in transitioning its technology to an industrial scale and aim to launch the first commercial product by the end of 2026.

In 2015, the World Bank and the United Nations launched the ‘Zero Routine Flaring’ initiative with an aim to end the practice of routine gas flaring at oil production sites across the globe, no later than 2030. Today, after 11 years of the initiative, where do we stand?

Global pharmaceutical production depends on reliable supply — not least for manufacturing tools. To meet this demand, Fette Compacting is establishing a new production site in Pune, India, at the heart of one of the pharmaceutical industry’s fastest-growing markets.