John Cockerill has plans to develop a gigafactory for manufacturing electrolyzers which will help in the establishment of an integrated green hydrogen industry in Morocco. The factory will produce high-powered alkaline electrolyzers on a large-scale.

Under a MOU signed between Chandra Asri and Indonesia Investment Authority, both the firms will jointly develop a world-scale chlor-alkali plant in Indonesia. The new project is expected to produce more than 400,000 metric tons per annum of caustic soda and 500,000 metric tons per annum of ethylene dichloride.

OMV has successfully completed the turnaround of its petrochemical unit at the OMV Schwechat Refinery in Austria. Inspection, repair work and around 500,000 bolts were replaced on the equipment in the petrochemical unit of the refinery.

People have witnessed an increase in fake news during Covid-19. To dissect what is real and fake, the PQE Group has set up a task force which aims to provide scientifically correct information in a clear and simple manner.

Xinji Energy Chemical has selected Eurotecnica’s 5th generation proprietary Euromel technology for the design and implementation of the world’s largest high pressure melamine plant which is expected to have a capacity of 120,000 tons annually.

Wood has secured a Feed contract by Gen2 Energy to develop a new 100 MW green hydrogen production facility in Mosjøen, Norway. The plant is expected to produce around 45 tonnes of green hydrogen daily.

A binding offer has been made by Agrofert to acquire Borealis’ nitrogen business as it will help the company’s existing business in Europe. With this move, Borealis will initiate mandatory information as well as consultation procedures with employee representatives.

Qatar Energy has selected Conoco Phillips as its final international partner for expanding its North Field South expansion project which includes two LNG mega trains. The project is expected to meet the growing demand for low-carbon energy as well as to improve energy security across the globe.

Borealis has plans to launch a squeeze-out offer for its fertilizer business Rosier at a price of 20 Euros per share. The deal will be carried out in accordance with the Belgian Royal Decree on Public Squeeze-Out Offers however; it remains subject to receiving the report of the independent expert.

The pharmaceutical industry is changing rapidly and so are the equipment used in the production space. Robots are being constantly updated with new and advanced features to deliver contamination-free and high-quality drugs quickly and efficiently to the end consumer.