The Fraunhofer IKTS research institute has been carrying out extensive research and development work in SOEC technology for 20 plus years. With this partnership, both the parties aim to bring high-temperature electrolysis toward industrial manufacturing and application.

India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and Total Energies have entered into a cooperation agreement to detect and measure methane emissions. Under the terms of contract, Total Energies’ Airborne Ultralight Spectrometer for Environmental Applications technology will be used by ONGC for reducing its methane emissions.

The U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, John Kerry recently discussed the decarbonization of the world's heavy-emitting sectors with Norwegian members of the First Movers Coalition in Oslo.

Henkel has plans to acquire Seal for Life Industries from Arsenal Capital Partners. The firm currently has global operations and has generated sales of approximately 250 million euros last year.

Tsubame BHB has developed an ammonia synthesis method that makes use of electride catalysts. The electride catalysts enable the synthesis of hydrogen and nitrogen at relatively low temperature and pressure levels, leading to reduced environmental impact of the ammonia synthesis process.

Lanxess has recently launched its new macroporous anion exchange resin Lewatit Monoplus TP 109 for the efficient removal of contaminants such as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from water.

The US Department of Energy has chosen Thyssenkrupp Nucera for a 50-million-dollar grant under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s investment in clean hydrogen and electrolyzer manufacturing. With this move, the company aims to strengthen its presence in the region’s hydrogen market.

It dyes jeans blue, is found in PUR foam and rocket fuel and is extracted from naphtha on a scale of millions of tons: Aniline. The versatile basic chemical is set to turn green thanks to bioprocess engineering - a project in Leverkusen shows how straw can be turned into plastic

The new joint venture in Egypt will be 51 % owned by BP and 49 % by Adnoc. With this move, the joint venture is expected to grow a highly competitive gas portfolio by combining the deep technical capabilities and track records of both the firms.

The digital twin technology replicates the physical assets of production processes or performance of a production system into a virtual system. With the adoption of this technology, industry players will be able to make use of real-time data to make informed decisions about the lifecycle of plants, processes as well as production, leading to optimized industrial operations across the chemical and petrochemical industries.