Repsol has begun industrial-scale production of 100 % renewable gasoline at its Tarragona complex in Spain. With the help of renewable gasoline, net CO2 emissions can be slashed by more than 70 % as compared to conventional gasoline.

BASF has started up a steam cracker at its Verbund site in China which is claimed to be the first cracker in the world using 100 % renewable energy to drive its main compressors.

Corteva and BP have launched Etlas, a new 50:50 joint venture that is expected to produce oil from crops which can be further used in the production of biofuels such as sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.

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.

Trafigura has entered into a six-year offtake agreement with Syzygy to purchase advanced sustainable aviation fuel from Syzygy’s first commercial facility in Uruguay. Syzygy's technology has the capacity to convert biogas into SAF using renewable electricity through an innovative light-driven chemical reactor process.

Under a new deal, Stonepeak has plans to acquire a 43.8 % stake in Repsol's Outpost solar project in Webb County, Texas, USA for 252.5 million dollars. With this move, Repsol has plans to advance its renewable energy strategy in the United States.

Lummus Technology has invested in Innovent Renewables with an aim to accelerate the deployment of its proprietary tire recycling technology. Innovent’s technology is capable of converting end of life tires into high-value products such as tire pyrolysis oil, recovered carbon black, pyrolysis gas and steel.

Ignis has awarded a technology and engineering contract to KBR for a new 200,000 tons per annum green ammonia facility in A Coruña, Spain. The facility will use make use of renewable energy to produce green hydrogen which will be converted to green ammonia.

Under an agreement signed between Total Energies and Data4, Total Energies will be supplying renewable electricity to Data4’s data centers in Spain for a period of 10 years. The deal will represent a total volume of 610 GWh.

UPM has joined Cefic with an aim to strengthen the role of renewable chemistry in Europe. The move plays a significant role in the company’s transformation from a forest industry leader into a major player in the European chemical landscape.