Shell has selected KBR’s blue ammonia technology for its Blue Horizons low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia project in Oman. The project is expected to produce 3,000 metric tons of ammonia per day by utilizing hydrogen produced by Shell’s Blue Hydrogen technology.

Scheduled to be held from November 26 – 28, 2024, CPHI & PMEC India will be hosting its 17th edition this year at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida, Delhi-NCR. India’s pharma industry is on an impressive growth trajectory, expected to reach 65 billion dollars by 2024 and to double to 130 billion dollars by 2030.

A new report by AMI Consulting has revealed that polymer distribution continues to play a strategic role within the polymer industry value chain in Europe. The report also highlights the competitive challenges, market dynamics, and industry development scale for investors and industry participants.

PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of June 2022’ from all over the world. Right from Oman developing its first waste-to-hydrogen facility to Europe starting up an e-cracking furnace experimental unit, find out all the projects making headlines here.

Ineos has plans to permanently close its acrylonitrile butadiene styrene production facility in Addyston, Ohio, USA. The move has been undertaken by the firm as the site is no longer economical for it.

Covestro has committed over 12 million euros to the Catalysis Research Centre of Covestro and RWTH Aachen University with an aim to continue its pioneering research into sustainable and recyclable materials.

With a hefty investment of 60 million euros, Alpla has inaugurated its new Pet recycling plant in Ballito, South Africa. With this project, the company plans to produce up to 35,000 tonnes of recycled Pet per year.

Johnson Matthey has partnered with Noya to scale up the production of its carbon capture sorbent by making use of proven techniques. This move will support Noya's upcoming pilot and commercial facilities.

Lyondell Basell has completed the acquisition of the solvent-based recycling firm APK. With this move, the company aims to produce new high-purity materials that can be used in applications like flexible packaging for personal care products.

The renewable alkylate which is derived from ethanol and produced through a series of Lummus’ technologies is a bio-based, low carbon intensity fuel blending component. The renewable alkylate boasts of offering 30 % lower carbon intensity than traditional gasoline.