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.

OQAE aims to implement energy efficiency upgrades at OQ Refineries & Petroleum Industries facilities through the Superesco model. The move is expected to generate annual savings of 22.5 GWh and reduce CO₂ emissions by 9.4 kilotons.

The Metsä Group in partnership with Andritz has started up a carbon capture pilot plant at Metsä’s Rauma mill to test the capture of pulp mill flue gases. The company is also exploring the idea of setting up a larger-scale demo plant for carbon capture at the site.

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.

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's advanced Hylyzer PEM electrolyzer technology will be used for BP's Lingen green hydrogen project in Germany. Once fully commissioned, the 100 MW electrolyzer system is expected to produce up to 11,000 tons of green hydrogen per year.

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.

Researchers have recently concluded a research project wherein they investigated different technologies for producing renewable plastic raw materials from carbon dioxide and green hydrogen.

Clariant’s Megamax 900 methanol synthesis catalyst was used for European Energy’s e-methanol plant in Denmark. The project is claimed to be one of the world’s first and currently largest commercial e-methanol production facility.

Under a farm-down agreement signed between Total Energies E&P Denmark and Carbon Vault, Total Energies E&P Denmark will hold a 45 % interest in the Bifrost Carbon Capture and Storage Project as the operator, alongside Carbon Vault (35 %) and Nordsøfonden (20 %).