Carbon Clean’s ‘Cyclone CC C1’ series has the capacity to capture up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 per year and is available in concentrations ranging from 3% to 20%. Its Rotating Packed Bed technology replaces every column used in conventional carbon capture plants, thus delivering a height reduction of 70 %.

Merck has recently inaugurated its new 290 million-euro biosafety testing facility in Rockville, Maryland, USA with an aim to meet the growing global demand for biosafety testing. The facility will house biosafety testing, analytical development, and cell banking manufacturing services.

Ineos has plans to permanently close its acrylonitrile butadiene styrene production facility in Addyston, Ohio, USA. The move has been undertaken by the firm as the site is no longer economical for it.

Nayara Energy has chosen Grace’s Unipol PP process technology for its new 450 kilotons per annum polypropylene plant in Gujarat, India. With this, the company aims to produce an entire range of PP grades suitable for resins in pharmaceutical, health and hygiene industry applications.

Bapco Upstream has awarded a multi-million-dollar, two-year contract to Petrofac for further improving its production in Bahrain. Petrofac will deliver well hook-ups, associated pipelines, and tie-ins for several new wells within the Bahrain Field.

Kemira has plans to shut down its manufacturing site in Vancouver, Canada as the firm intends to consolidate its Pulp & Paper chemical production in North America. Production at the site will end during the first half of 2025 following which the production will shift to the company’s Washington site, where Kemira already produces process and functional chemicals.

North Huajin Refining and Petrochemical Company has selected Solvay’s hydrogen peroxide technology for its new Panjin facility in China which is expected to produce 300 kilotons of propylene oxide per year.

Under a Strategic Collaboration Agreement signed between Adnoc, Masdar and Microsoft, the three companies will work together to decarbonize the energy system of today and enable a sustainable energy system for the future.

Neste, Alterra and Technip Energies have plans to work together in order to offer a standardized modular solution for chemical recycling. The modular solution will be based on Alterra’s proprietary liquefaction technology.

Repsol will supply three truck-loads, totalling 60 tons of bio-LNG to Brittany Ferries LNG-fuelled vessels. The deal is claimed to be the first supply of its kind in Spain.