Under a MOU signed between Baker Hughes and Microsoft, both the companies will extend their collaboration in order to focus on accelerating the development and adoption of Baker Hughes Cordant suite of solutions which is designed to optimize asset performance and enhance operational efficiency and energy efficiency across energy and industrial sectors.

Air Liquide has received a 110 million euros from the European Innovation Fund for its Enhance project in the port of Antwerp-Bruges, Belgium. The project aims to produce and distribute low-carbon and renewable hydrogen derived from ammonia.

Under a MOU signed between Neste and Bayer, both the firms will work together to develop a winter canola ecosystem in the U.S, including identifying partners and developing the value chain together, and scaling winter canola production as a raw material for renewable products.

Located in Budenheim, Germany, the new facility will produce green hydrogen and fuel cell components. The unit will also produce low-iridium-loaded catalyst coated membranes, a key functional part for proton exchange membrane water electrolysis.

USA Bioenergy has acquired 1,600+ acres of land in East Texas, USA for its new 2.8-billion-dollar sustainable aviation fuel refinery. The advanced biorefinery has already secured a 20-year offtake agreement with Southwest Airlines.

Dr. Marten Klukkert has recently been appointed as Fette Compacting’s new Chief Customer Officer. He will assume strategic responsibility for global customer support and further development of the service portfolio and process partnerships of the world’s leading specialist for integrated solutions in industrial tablet production.

Monique Buch has been appointed as Covestro’s new Chief Commercial Officer. She will be taking over the post from Sucheta Govil by 1st June 2025. Sucheta Govil has been Covestro’s CCO since 2019.

Neste, KPI Oceanconnect and Global Energy have partnered together to deliver renewable diesel to the marine sector in Singapore for the first time. This marks an important milestone for the marine sector to utilize more sustainable alternatives in their operations.

The Finnish energy company Helen has chosen Sweco as its EPCM partner to develop its first green hydrogen production plant in Finland. The project is expected to begin in 2026 and will supply hydrogen to the heavy-duty transport sector.

Linde has plans to invest more than 2 billion dollars to develop a world-scale integrated clean hydrogen and atmospheric gases facility in Alberta in order to supply clean hydrogen to Dow’s Fort Saskatchewan Path2Zero Project in Canada.