Supported by 94 million euros from the EU Innovation Fund, Topsoe’s mega facility is expected to manufacture high-efficiency electrolysis stacks for industrial-scale green hydrogen production. The factory will initially manufacture 500 MW of electrolyzers annually.

Countrymark’s Indiana refinery processes 35,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Now with Topsoe’s Hydroflex technology, the facility aims to produce up to 250,000 barrels of renewable diesel annually.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has announced that it has achieved the target performance of over 99.5 vol % ethanol purity, which meets domestic fuel standards, at a pilot plant for membrane dehydration systems installed at MHI's Nagasaki Carbon Neutral Park within the Nagasaki District Research & Innovation Center in Japan.

LG Chem and Enilive’s joint venture LG-Eni Biorefining has broken ground for Korea’s first hydrotreated vegetable oil and sustainable aviation fuel production plant in Seoul, South Korea. The project is expected to process approximately 400,000 tons of renewable bio-feedstock annually.

Clariant has collaborated with Vertimass to accelerate the development and commercialization of Vertimass’ bio-based alcohol to liquid fuel conversion technology. The technology enables the catalytic conversion of sustainable methanol, ethanol, and other alcohols into liquid fuels that are compatible with existing vehicles and aircraft.

Neste has established a lubricants warehouse in Jonkoping, Sweden with an aim to respond to its customers’ needs in the country and ensure faster deliveries. The move will enable the company to better serve its customers.

Verso Energy, has chosen Honeywell’s efining methanol-to-jet processing technology to produce electro-sustainable aviation fuel at seven efuel plants across Europe and the United States.

A 15-year loan has been secured by Eni from the European Investment Bank. The amount will be used to convert the Hydrocracker unit of Eni’s Sannazzaro de’ Burgondi refinery in the Italian province of Pavia into a biorefinery.

Natural State Renewables along with its partners Axens and Thyssenkrupp Uhde have achieved a major milestone in producing sustainable aviation fuels from surplus forest biomass.

Nova Sustainable Fuels has awarded a contract to Thyssenkrupp Uhde for performing an integration and optimization study for its biomass-to-methanol project in Nova Scotia, Canada. The study aims to quantify the value of Thyssenkrupp Uhde’s integrated process for the production of over 450,000 metric tons of methanol per year.