Under a MOU signed between both the parties, Shell and Siemens will develop energy efficient and sustainable solutions for Shell’s and its customers green hydrogen projects. Shell will also supply Siemens and its affiliates with low carbon products that reduce emissions across its supply chain.

Air Liquide has sold its Industrial Merchant Business in Saudi Arabia to Abdullah Hashim Industrial Gases & Equipment. With this deal, the company plans to focus on large industries and emerging new opportunities in clean hydrogen and energy transition in the GCC region especially Saudi Arabia.

Perstorp is working on an innovative project which will assist the company to make use of wastewater from a nearby municipal treatment plant for its production operations in Stenungsund, Sweden. The project is expected to save 1.1 billion liters of fresh water annually.

Neste has launched a strategic study to transition its Porvoo refinery in Finland into a renewable and circular solutions site. The move is expected to discontinue the refining of crude oil at the site by the mid-2030s. The company is also exploring opportunities for green hydrogen at its refinery.

Nextchem has secured a Pre-Feed engineering services contract by Madoquapower2X to develop and operate an integrated renewable hydrogen and green ammonia plant in Portugal. The project is expected to have an initial capacity of 500 MW for electrolyzer and up to 500kt/y of green ammonia, thus reducing CO2 emissions by up to 600,000 t/y.

Saudi Aramco and Sabic AN have been awarded the world’s first TÜV certificate of accreditation for blue hydrogen, ammonia products. This move marks a significant milestone in the development of ‘blue’ hydrogen and ammonia businesses.

Ørsted has plans to develop Europe’s largest green fuel production facility for the shipping industry – Flagship One in Sweden. The company has also selected Topsoe for carrying out Engineering, Procurement and Fabrication for the project’s e-methanol technology.

Worley has secured a project management services contract for Vertex Hydrogen’s low-carbon hydrogen plant at Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, UK. The scope of work incudes the inside battery limit of the plant, as well as outside battery limit works. It will support in creating the infrastructure needed to connect to feedstocks, products, and modifications within the refinery.

Graforce’s methane electrolysis technology (plasmalysis) makes use of LNG or LPG to produce clean-burning hydrogen and solid, high-purity carbon. The innovative technology is expected to help the EU meet its decarbonization targets.

Raven SR’s maiden waste-to-hydrogen facility will use Innio’s Jenbacher ‘Ready forH2’ engines to power the plant located at a sanitary landfill in California, USA with 100 % renewable energy.