Under the partnership, Carbon Clean’s patented Cyclone CC technology, a fully modular, columnless carbon capture system and Samsung E&A’s deep EPC expertise and Ahead execution model will be utilized to deliver modular and scalable carbon capture solutions for industries worldwide.

Meorga goes international: With new exhibition venues in Vienna and Tarragona, exhibitors gain new opportunities to reach target audiences more efficiently and to expand their market presence in a targeted way. Bernd Weinig, Director Trade Fair Solutions & Partnerships at Vogel Communications Group, is driving this forward and offers insight into the further development.

Cellibre specializes in sustainable biomanufacturing and Symrise has made a strategic equity investment in the U.S.-based biotechnology company. With this move, Symrise will gain access to proprietary, fermentation-based technology which will assist in scalable production of high-value ingredients across food, beverage, cosmetics, and nutraceutical sectors.

The partnership between Arkema and Catalyxx aims to accelerate the production of low-carbon, bio-based acrylic resins by making use of proprietary technology. Catalyxx intends to develop an innovative industrial facility to produce bio-alcohols while Arkema is assessing the use of these bio-alcohols as feedstocks for the commercial-scale production of bio-based acrylic resins with lower carbon footprint.

Europe’s current high energy costs, regulatory complexity, and burden along with the increasingly fragmented markets pose a long-term risk to the region’s prosperity, shares the MOL Group. For this reason, the company urges Europe to unite behind a new industrial agenda.

With an aim to accelerate localized innovation and customer collaboration in China, Nouryon has recently launched its new innovation center in Shanghai, China. The facility will significantly enhance the company’s technical capabilities with investments in testing and analytical equipment focused on high-growth sectors like agriculture, electronics, construction and pharmaceuticals.

With an aim to strengthen the supply infrastructure for industrial, food-grade, and medical gases for the aquaculture sector and other industries in southwestern Norway, Nippon Gases Norway has plans to build a new air separation plant at the Viganeset industrial area in the Hjelmeland municipality.

The pilot plant has the capacity to recycle complex waste streams from end-of-life vehicles via chemical recycling in order to produce raw materials for new vehicle components such as foam for steering wheels.

Accelera has entered into a MOU with Gail to explore opportunities in hydrogen production, blending, transportation and storage. The two companies also intend to assess and develop projects for hydrogen applications across multiple sectors such as transport, power and steel.

Maag Group is intensifying its activities in the field of Recycling Systems with the recent expansion of the company’s Recycling Systems business unit. Michael Heitzinger is expected to assume the position of Manager Business Development Recycling Systems at Maag from October 1, 2025.