Located at MOL’s Százhalombatta refinery in Hungary, the 10 MW facility is claimed to be the largest green hydrogen plant in Central and Eastern Europe. The plant is expected to produce 1,600 tonnes of clean, carbon-neutral green hydrogen per year which will be used for fuel production.

Namur’s Annual General Meeting is expected to be held on November 27 – 28 in Germany. Krohne, the sponsor is scheduled to highlight milestones towards autonomous plants at the event.

Under an exclusive partnership framework agreement, OQ and Royal Vopak will aim to unlock future growth opportunities in industrial and energy terminal infrastructure and sustainable energy transition facilities in the Special Economic Zone at Duqm.

Mc Dermott has secured a feed contract by Clean Hydrogen Works for its Ascension Clean Energy Project in Louisiana, USA. The project is expected to initially produce 2.4 million MTPA of clean ammonia, with expansion in subsequent phases to 7.2 MTPA.

In order to support the acceleration of low-carbon mobility in the Normandy industrial basin, Air Liquide has plans to invest 50 million euros in a new hydrogen packaging and delivery supply chain to refueling stations along the Seine Axis.

Under a binding agreement signed between Plug Power and Allied Green Ammonia, Plug Power will supply 3 GW of electrolyzer capacity to AGA’s green hydrogen to ammonia plant in Australia.

Coesia presented a dedicated portfolio of high-performance technologies for pharmaceutical and healthcare applications at Pharmintech 2025, held alongside Ipack-Ima from May 27 to May 30. At Hall 2, Booth B28-C27, Coesia showcased how automation is transforming pharmaceutical manufacturing, with a strong focus on precision, compliance, digitalization, and process integrity.

BP and Iberdrola have announced a final investment decision to develop a 25 MW green hydrogen project at BP's Castellón refinery in Spain. The project has secured funding of 15 million euros from the Spanish Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan, with funding allocated by Nextgeneration EU.

Starting in 2026, Achema will take place in Saudi Arabia for the first time. The new Achema Middle East in Riyadh is set to become a central meeting place for international companies, politics and research in the region as a trade fair for the processing industry.

Chemical recycling in Europe could rival virgin plastics production within 20–30 years — but only with over 400 billion euors in investment and strong regulatory support. A new Bain & Company report outlines the path forward and what plastics producers must do now to lead the transition.