LG Chem has introduced Asia’s first plant material-based eco-friendly ABS. The highly functional plastic has acquired the global eco-friendly material certification ISCC Plus and can be used for producing various products such as toys, household appliances, automobiles, construction materials, etc.

A new joint venture established by Technip Energies and the National Petroleum Construction Company will support the energy transition in the United Arab Emirates by providing services for hydrogen and decarbonization projects.

Amoéba has applied for a building permit to develop its new biocontrol production site in Cavaillon, France. The new unit is a part of a project that involves the creation of a business park dedicated exclusively to naturalness.

Thyssenkrupp Nucera and Neste have plans to incorporate a 120-MW water electrolyzer into Neste’s Porvoo refinery in Finland. Both the parties have entered into an agreement to reserve production capacities for the electrolyzer at the site.

Asahi Kasei has commenced the construction of an alkaline water electrolysis pilot test plant for sustainable hydrogen production in Japan. The pilot plant will comprise several ‘Aqualizer’ electrolyzer modules which will help to perform various trial operations.

Under a joint venture between Cepsa and Bio-Oils, both the firms will develop the largest 2G biofuels plant in southern Europe with an investment of up to 1 billion euros. The project is expected to produce 500,000 tons of SAF and renewable diesel for land, sea and air transportation annually.

Fluid Components International’s (FCI) ST100A Series Thermal Flow Meters offer accurate and reliable direct mass flow measurement of mixed and dirty gases. It does not require additional sensors or flow calculating devices and virtually also eliminates wear, breakage and maintenance.

Softing Industrial has introduced a range of functionalities in version 3.40 in its edgeconnector products and edgeaggregator which makes integration into IT solutions much easier.

Under a MOU signed between both the parties, BASF will provide its advanced OASE blue CO2 capture process technology while GS E&C will offer a one-stop solution from specialized engineering services, carbon capture, project financing to storage and utilization for developing modular solutions for carbon capture facilities.

The consortium, including Maire’s Integrated E&C Solutions subsidiary Tecnimont and Orascom Construction, has been awarded by Kima a lump sum turn-key engineering procurement and construction contract for a fertilizer plant in Egypt.