The long-term strategic partnership between Plug Power and Johnson Matthey will assist Plug to strengthen its supply chain and meet the growing demand for fuel cells and electrolyzers. Both the parties also have plans to co-invest and develop the world’s largest CCM manufacturing facility.

KBR has secured a contract under which the firm’s ammonia technology will be used for a one million tons per annum low-carbon ammonia facility in the Middle East GCC region.

Under a MOU with Baker Hughes and Fortescue Future Industries, both the parties will work together to explore opportunities for the scale-up and adoption of novel technology solutions which would help to decarbonize the energy sector as well as hard-to-abate industrial sectors including mining, steel and cement.

Adnoc has entered into a MOU with thyssenkrupp Uhde for exploring the development of commercial-scale ammonia cracking projects. The deal also aims to ship clean ammonia from the UAE to large-scale ammonia cracking facilities across the globe.

At Ercros’ Vila-seca II factory in Tarragona, Spain, the firm has replaced its old catalytic oxidation technology plant with a new thermal oxidation technology plant to treat and reduce gaseous emissions resulting from the PVC process.

The Orlen Południe plant in Poland converts glycerol into renewable propylene glycol with the help of BASF’s technology. Air Liquide Engineering & Construction provided the license, basic engineering, and proprietary equipment for the new plant and also combined its expertise with the BASF technology.

For its Industrial Merchant business line, Air Liquide has signed 52 new long-term on-site contracts in 2022. On-site production of gases proves to be an environmentally-friendly solution for customers that require a local and reliable gas supply.

The consortium has been selected by Calpine for a Feed contract in order to develop a carbon capture unit project in Baytown, Texas, USA. The project is expected to capture two million tons per annum of CO2.

Arcadia efuels has awarded a feed contract to Technip Energies for developing the world’s first commercial efuels facility in Denmark. The new plant will produce sustainable aviation fuels from renewable electricity and captured carbon dioxide.

PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of April 2023’ from all over the world. Right from UAE’s first large-scale methanol production facility to Emerson automating one of the world’s largest ethane crackers, find out all the projects making headlines here.