Under the terms of the contract, Exxon Mobil will purchase 2.5 million barrels of renewable diesel per year from Global Clean Energy’s refinery in California, USA for five years beginning from 2022.

Under the terms of the agreement, Chemtex and Clariant will market and sell Clariant’s sunliquid technology licenses, services and supplies for advanced biofuel plants in China. The second-generation (2G) biofuels are expected to support the country’s environmental ambition and also contribute to the national blending directive.

Thyssen Krupp Industrial Solutions, the plant engineering and construction specialist of the Thyssen Krupp Group, has celebrated its 25th Anniversary in Thailand and announces further investments to strengthen its position as one of the leading plant engineering companies in the region.

Messer has become a part of the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance which aims at deploying hydrogen technologies by 2030. The company intends to develop more efficient and green technologies to decarbonise and optimise the usage of renewable hydrogen across numerous industries.

A polycarbonate facility operated by Sabic in Cartagena, Spain, is set to become the world’s first large-scale chemical production site to be run entirely on renewable power, following the signing of a major agreement.

The hefty investment aims to develop Ruwais into a dynamic, global hub for downstream activity and further strengthen Adnoc’s role as a key driver for long-term industrial growth in Abu Dhabi and the UAE.

Avantium plans to commercialise its plants-to-plastics technologies and for this purpose the company has already begun operations of its plant-based Meg demonstration plant and intends to undertake an investment decision for the construction of a new FDCA flagship plant in the Netherlands by the end of the year.

Hengli Petrochemical’s 300 Kmta Stratco alkylation unit located at the company’s new refinery complex in China is licensed by Dupont Clean Technologies. The startup of the new unit will enable the firm to produce high-quality alkylate from a 100 % isobutylene feed.

With the growing demand for low viscosity polyalphaolefin (Lovis Pao) synthetic base stocks, Exxon Mobil has plans to increase its Lovis Pao production capacity in Europe as well as strengthen its supply chain network across the globe.

The ‘Westküste 100’ project in Germany has received funding confirmation from the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy. The mega project is claimed to be the first large-scale hydrogen project in the country.