SK Energy will begin commercial operations for sustainable aviation fuels at its new facility in South Korea next month. The facility will make use of the advanced co-processing technology as well as bio-feedstocks such as used cooking oil and animal fat to produce SAF and other low-carbon products.

Covestro is currently focusing on future technologies to accelerate on the way to a full circular economy. The company has also realized that a global digitalization strategy in R&D is a key building block on this way.

Neste, Itochu, and GS Caltex have ensured that the first batch of Corsia-eligible ISCC-certified sustainable aviation fuel is now available for purchase at Narita International Airport in Japan.

Under an agreement signed between Linde and Shell, Linde will be responsible for the engineering, procurement and construction of a new 100 MW proton-exchange membrane hydrogen electrolysis facility for the Refhyne II project at the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland in Germany.

Lhyfe, OX2, and Velarion have joined hands to develop the mega project in Ånge municipality, Sweden. The project is expected to combine wind power with large-scale green hydrogen production to generate carbon-negative neutral products.

Under a purchase agreement signed between the two parties, Gevo will supply its low-carbon intensity fuel blendstock to Shell Global Solutions Deutschland for use in motorsports.

Under an agreement signed between Cepsa Química and the Persán group, Cepsa Química will use 100 % renewable diesel to transport chemical product supplies to Persán. With this move, both the companies aim to avoid the emission of around 126 tons of CO2 annually.

The global consortium, including seven companies from different countries, has successfully established a supply chain for the production of a more sustainable polyester fiber. Renewable, bio-based materials and carbon capture and utilization will be used in the production process.

PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of August 2024’ from all over the world. Right from E3 Lithium building its fully integrated lithium brine demonstration facility to a revolutionary green ammonia plant being inaugurated in Denmark, find out all the projects making headlines here.

Located at MOL’s Százhalombatta refinery in Hungary, the 10 MW facility is claimed to be the largest green hydrogen plant in Central and Eastern Europe. The plant is expected to produce 1,600 tonnes of clean, carbon-neutral green hydrogen per year which will be used for fuel production.