The existing 3M facility in Valley, Nebraska will be expanded by 90,000-square-foot post the expansion phase. The move will increase the plant's manufacturing capacity of personal safety products.

Zaffra, the new joint venture will focus on developing and delivering Sustainable Aviation Fuel. With this move, Sasol and Topsoe will combine their expertise in order to decarbonize the aviation industry.

KBR’s K-Green technology has been selected for Lotte Chemical's H2biscus Green Ammonia Project in Sarawak, Malaysia. The project is expected to produce 800 KTA of green ammonia from hydropower.

With an aim to expand its silicone business and meet the growing demand in China, Shin-Etsu Chemical has decided to develop a new plant for silicone products. The project is scheduled for completion in February 2026.

Honeywell’s technology has been chosen for developing the world's first commercial scale Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) project by Eneos. The LOHC solution will enable a safe, more efficient way to transport clean hydrogen over long distances.

Fortescue has selected KBR’s green ammonia technology for its Holmaneset green energy project in Norway. Under the terms of the contract, KBR will provide technology license, proprietary engineering design, and Feed support engineering services for the project.

Bechtel has announced the sustained pilot operations of its proprietary Low Energy Ejector Desalination System (Leeds) which is capable of recovering more than 50 % of treated water.

With an aim to accelerate its transition into a hydrogen economy, Baker Hughes has successfully achieved several milestones to support its ambitious goal. This includes the launch of a new hydrogen testing facility in Italy for validation of its Nova LT industrial turbines to run blends all the way up to 100 % hydrogen.

With a processing capacity of 50kt annually, the world’s first pet biorecycling plant will be developed by Carbios in France. Carbios’ enzymatic biorecycling technology will enable to produce Pet from its on waste rather than from oil.

Dupont has plans to separate into three distinct, publicly traded companies – Electronics, Water and New Dupont. Each of the three companies will have strong balance sheets, attractive financial profiles and compelling growth opportunities at separation.