Lhyfe, OX2, and Velarion have joined hands to develop the mega project in Ånge municipality, Sweden. The project is expected to combine wind power with large-scale green hydrogen production to generate carbon-negative neutral products.

Blueprint specializes in systemic mastocytosis, a rare immunological disease, and other Kit-driven diseases. With this acquisition, Sanofi aims to expand its portfolio in rare immunological disease.

Lummus Technology has successfully started up its per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances destruction demonstration unit. The unit makes use of a combination of advanced technology from Lummus and Element Six to destroy forever chemicals.

Nextchem has recently launched its new high-tech engineering center – NX Engineering District in Catania, Sicily, Italy. The new center in Catania will employ more than 200 highly skilled engineers and technicians to develop technological solutions for the energy transition.

Calling all industries to decarbonize, decarbonize and decarbonize. We are living in a world where decarbonization is no longer an option but a core necessity. Although there are many industrial projects that have made headlines for decarbonizing their operations but we take a look at three upcoming mega projects that can be considered as landmark projects of recent times.

With an aim to expand its production capacity for semiconductor-grade sulfuric acid, BASF has plans to invest in a new semiconductor-grade sulfuric acid plant in Ludwigshafen, Germany. The project is expected to meet the growing demand for advanced semiconductor chip manufacturing across Europe.

Sanofi and Blueprint Medicines Corporation have entered into an agreement under which Sanofi plans to acquire the US biopharmaceutical company Blueprint for 9.1 billion dollars.

ABB’s Baldor-Reliance Food Safe SP5+ is claimed to be the world's first IP69 ultra-premium efficient motor for the food and beverage industry. The motor boasts of achieving peak efficiency, reducing energy costs and supporting sustainability goals.

Artificial intelligence is becoming a game changer in the fields of healthcare, life sciences, and electronics, and Merck in Darmstadt wants to be at the forefront of this revolution. “The journey has only just begun,” says CEO Belen Garijo. Here’s where Merck is already using AI and what plans the company has.

With an investment of 7 billion dollars, Kazmunaygas, Sibur, and Sinopec have plans to establish a polyethylene plant in Kazakhstan. The project ‘Silleno’ is expected to have a capacity of 1.25 million tons of polyethylene per year and will be completed by 2028.