Engineering consortium Petrofac has received notification of a provisional award for an engineering, procurement and construction contract with Sonatrach for the Tinrhert EPC2 Development Project in Algeria. The contract is valued at approximately 300 million dollars, with Petrofac’s share around 200 million dollars.

With an aim to expand its business in Asia, Biontech has acquired one of Novartis’ GMP-certified manufacturing facilities in Singapore. With this move, the company intends to establish its first mrna facility in the country.

Chemical company Ineos and Chinese group Sinopec have finalized two of four major petrochemical deals. The other two projects are also expected to be finalized later this year.

With H2 Hydrogen Hoses for the low-pressure range, Elaflex has developed connection hoses for the transfer of 100 % hydrogen.

It sounds like the famous squaring of the circle: high-capacity OSD production in a limited space, with the integration of one of the largest granulation lines in the Middle East added to the mix. Below, we give insights into a project of superlatives.

Plug Power will be delivering a 1 GW electrolyzer to H2 Energy Europe for a green hydrogen production complex in Denmark which is expected to produce up to 100,000 metric tons of green hydrogen annually to power the region’s transportation sector.

Technip Energies has been selected by Hycc to develop Djewels, a green hydrogen project in the Netherlands. Mcphy’s innovative ‘Augmented Mclyzer’ technology will also be used for the project to produce up to 3,000 tons of green hydrogen annually from renewable power and water.

Henkel has inaugurated a new plant for manufacturing pressure sensitive and non-pressure sensitive hot melt adhesives in Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. These hot melt adhesives are used across the consumer goods and packaging industries for food, beverages, and personal care products.

Madoqua Power2X has selected KBR’s K-Green technology for its green ammonia project in Sines, Portugal. Under the terms of the contract, KBR will provide technology license, proprietary engineering design and equipment, and catalyst solutions for the project.

The long-term strategic partnership between Plug Power and Johnson Matthey will assist Plug to strengthen its supply chain and meet the growing demand for fuel cells and electrolyzers. Both the parties also have plans to co-invest and develop the world’s largest CCM manufacturing facility.