Clariant’s deoxygenation catalyst from the Envicat Green series will be used to remove trace oxygen from green hydrogen produced at the facility, before conversion into green ammonia.

Adnoc has achieved a 25 % increase in production capacity at its offshore Satah Al Razboot (Sarb) field, which is located to the Northwest of Abu Dhabi, with the help of advanced digital technologies.

Evonik’s Eudragit polymers have been used as coatings to create more effective drugs for 70 years. Over the decades, the portfolio of methacrylate polymers has established itself as the industry standard with more than 23,000 patents and 10,000 scientific publications mentioning the Eudragit brand.

Fieldcomm Group has approved physical layer conformity of ABB’s first vortex flowmeter (Vortexmaster FSV400) and swirl flowmeter (Swirlmaster FSS400) with APL communication interfaces, following a comprehensive series of tests.

Saint-Gobain has plans to acquire the Mexican construction chemicals firm Ovniver Group for 815 million dollars. With this move, the company intends to further strength its worldwide presence in the construction chemicals sector.

Covestro will supply methylene diphenyl diisocyanate that is based on ISCC Plus certified mass balanced bio-circular raw materials and features up to a 99 % lower product carbon footprint than fossil-based MDI to Carlisle.

With an aim to accelerate the development and construction of Svante’s commercial carbon capture and removal projects in Canada and the US, Canada Growth Fund has decided to invest up to 100 million dollars in Svante.

Yarra Valley Water has partnered with Weltec Biopower to modernize its 1-megawatt biogas plant in Australia. The plant has a processing capacity of 33,000 tons of organic waste from food processors and restaurants to generate around 7,500,000 kilowatt hours of energy per year.

Abastible has plans to purchase Cepsa’s liquefied gas subsidiary Gasib in Spain. Abastible is a subsidiary of the Chilean Empresas Copec group and a leader in the liquefied gas business in Latin America.

Borealis has plans to invest 4.5-million-euros in the cracker furnaces of its olefins unit in Porvoo, Finland. With the help of the investment, three of the ten cracker furnaces in the unit will be modified to enable a total annual production of 120 kilotons of base chemicals based on renewable and recycled feedstocks.