Under the new project Marengo, the 200 MW plant is expected to initially produce 180,000 tonnes of renewable ammonia every year for customers in the European Union and has the potential to decarbonize the industry and transport sectors.

Flowserve Corporation’s Valtek Valdisk butterfly valve has successfully completed a million-cycle endurance test and is also licensor-approved for use in pressure swing adsorption applications.

Thyssenkrupp Nucera will supply the standardized 20 MW ‘scalum’ electrolysis modules to a North American project to produce green hydrogen. The reserved production capacity for the electrolyzers is in the high multi-hundred-megawatt range.

Cepsa has plans to develop the world’s first production plant for renewable isopropanol in Huelva, Spain, thus making it the most environmentally friendly facility of its kind across the globe. The new plant will require an investment of 75 million euros and is expected to be operational in 2025.

Under the terms of the collaboration, KBR will offer its customers the option of integrating Air Liquide’s Autothermal Reforming technology for the production of low-carbon ammonia on a large-scale.

Yara Clean Ammonia will supply clean ammonia to Cepsa’s customers in Rotterdam and Central Europe, thus developing the first clean hydrogen maritime corridor between the ports of Algeciras and Rotterdam. The project aims at decarbonizing the European industry as well as maritime transport.

Under the terms of the agreement, all Denbury shareholders will receive 0.84 shares of Exxon Mobil for each of their Denbury share. With this deal, Exxon Mobil intends to profitably grow its Low Carbon Solutions business.

The new production plant i.e. the Hydrogen Valley Rosignano project will be developed in Rosignano, Italy and intends to decarbonize Solvay’s activities in the region. The plant will have a capacity of 756 tons of green hydrogen per year and will be used for the production of peroxides on site.

The green ammonia project will be built in Oman and is expected to have a capacity of 1.2 million tonnes annually. The produced green ammonia will then be transported to Korea.

The US-based company Wastefuel aims to use proven, scalable technologies to convert bio-based municipal and agricultural waste into lower carbon fuels, such as bio-methanol. With this mega investment, BP has expanded its investment in bioenergy.