Chuangui New Energy company will make use of Topsoe’s licensing and engineering design services and technologies, including its Hydroflex technology, proprietary equipment and catalysts to produce SAF as well as renewable diesel in China.

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.

Evonik has merged its Silica and Silanes business lines to establish Smart Effects, a new entity. With this merger, the expertise of both the business lines will be used to deliver innovative solutions.

Lanzajet has selected Teeside’s Wilton International site in the UK to develop its new sustainable aviation fuel production facility – Project Speedbird. The project is expected to produce over 90,000 tonnes (30 million gallons) of SAF and renewable diesel annually.

The Oil & Gas Decarbonization Charter is one of the landmark initiatives launched at COP28. It is a global industry effort dedicated to speeding up climate action and achieving high-scale impact across the oil and gas sector. The Oil & Gas Decarbonization Charter has recently published its first report to baseline, prioritize and track progress on emissions reductions.

Cefic will lead the International Council of Chemical Associations for a two-year term. Dr. Ilham Kadri who is the President of ICCA/Cefic and CEO of Syensqo will spearhead the ICCA which will continue leading key global initiatives.

Under a Strategic Collaboration Agreement signed between Adnoc, Masdar and Microsoft, the three companies will work together to decarbonize the energy system of today and enable a sustainable energy system for the future.

Thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering has bagged a feed contract from Hystar for an automated 4.5 GW electrolyzer manufacturing line for its GW factory in Høvik, Norway.

Honeywell’s Ecofining technology has been selected by the St1 Refinery to produce sustainable aviation fuel. The Gothenburg plant is expected to produce 200,000 tons of renewable fuels annually and can utilize flexible feedstocks, including used cooking oil, animal fats, and tall oil fatty acids from paper and pulp mills.

The new plant is Alpla’s second plant in Thailand. With this project, the company aims to increase capacities, expand its portfolio and offer safe, affordable and sustainable full-system solutions made of plastic to numerous industries and markets in the Asia-Pacific region.