A new Indo-German partnership between Nuberg EPC and EDL Anlagenbau sets the stage for innovation in green hydrogen, petrochemicals, and refinery technologies. The focus: turning industrial waste into valuable products and advancing sustainable solutions for the future.

Under a long-term partnership between Inoxap and TACC, Inoxap will develop a plant for supplying nitrogen to TACC’s upcoming greenfield manufacturing facility in Madhya Pradesh, India. TACC’s facility is expected to produce lithium-ion- battery-grade graphite anode materials.

Under a joint development agreement signed between BASF and Exxonmobil, both the companies will work together to co-develop the methane pyrolysis technology which will also include the development of a demonstration plant.

A new report by the World Economic Forum mentions that global investments in clean fuels will need to quadruple by 2030 in order to meet global clean fuel ambitions. It further suggests that global clean fuel investments could rise from ~25 billion dollars today to over 100 billion dollars annually by 2030.

Indian Peroxide has plans to develop a 400 TPD chlor-alkali plant at its Dahej manufacturing complex in Gujarat, India. Nuberg EPC has been appointed as Project Management Consultant and EPC contractor for the project.

Andritz has recently inaugurated a new Electrolyzer Gigafactory in Erfurt, Germany. The Thuringia's Prime Minister Mario Voigt was also present at the event. The new facility will cater to the growing green-hydrogen market in Europe.

Thyssenkrupp Nucera has been selected to carry out a feed study for a 600 MW green hydrogen project in Europe. The hydrogen produced at the site is expected to be used in hard-to-abate industries.

Lhyfe has recently secured Renewable Fuel of Non-Biological Origin certifications for three of its sites in France and Germany, this takes the company’s total number of certified sites to four. With this, the firm has become Europe’s largest producer of Rfnbo hydrogen from the electrolysis of water.

Technip Energies has won an EPCC contract by Skynrg for the development of a new Sustainable Aviation Fuel production facility in Delfzijl, the Netherlands. The facility is expected to produce 100,000 tons of SAF per year by making use of use of the Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids pathway.

Researchers from the Leibniz Institute for Catalysis, Ruhr University Bochum and Evonik Oxeno have developed a novel catalyst system that enables the use of the climate gas carbon dioxide as a raw material for the chemical industry.