With an investment of 16.4 million euros, Voestalpine and Verbund have plans to expand the world’s longest-running hydrogen pilot plant which will include the production, compression, purification, storage, loading, and further use of green hydrogen.

Topsoe’s ammonia loop technology, proprietary catalysts and equipment have been chosen for Synergen Green Energy’s ammonia project in the U.S..Once operational, the project is expected to produce 210,000 metric tons of ammonia annually.

The Middle East is known as the epicenter of fossil fuel production but the region aims to transform this image by developing revolutionary decarbonization projects in order to cut down carbon emissions and ultimately achieve the goal of net zero emissions.

Solvay has collaborated with Enagás to develop a hydrogen storage hub in Polanco, Cantabria. The project will support Spain’s ambition to become a key producer and exporter of renewable hydrogen.

Carbon capture is one of the most important technologies for slashing carbon emissions from industrial plants and various players have introduced innovative separation technologies which plays a crucial role in carbon capture systems. Read on to know more about three prominent separation technologies in the market.

The United Arab Emirates is using next-gen technologies, partnering with global industry experts, implementing breakthrough decarbonization projects in the Middle East and even forming national policies with only one aim: To achieve net zero emissions by 2050. The petite country intends to reach its goal in the most efficient way possible.

PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of October 2025’ from all over the world. Right from BASF reaching two major milestones at its Zhanjiang Verbund site in China to Yokogawa deploying multiple autonomous control AI agents at a Saudi gas plant, find out all the projects making headlines here.

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.

Sunhydrogen has teamed up with The University of Texas at Austin – Center for Electromechanics to install, commission, and operate a more than 30 m² proof-of-concept hydrogen production system at UT-CEM’s Hydrogen Protohub research facility.

Vega’s sensor solutions are being supplied to Nordex Electrolyzers’ 500-kW prototype for producing green hydrogen. The prototype can produce over 10 kilograms of hydrogen per hour and is installed in a modular container system.