Accelera's advanced Hylyzer PEM electrolyzer technology will be used for BP's Lingen green hydrogen project in Germany. Once fully commissioned, the 100 MW electrolyzer system is expected to produce up to 11,000 tons of green hydrogen per year.

Schneider Electric’s new patent makes use of artificial intelligence and has the potential to identify potential hazards and safeguards in a process.

241 Auma electric actuators have been installed as part of a retrofit at Stockholm’s largest combined heat and power plant, Kraftvärmeverk 1. The modern actuators with Profinet communications now ensure the smooth generation of electricity and heat from renewable fuels.

PRPC Utilities and Facilities has awarded an EPCC contract to Toyo-Malaysia for developing Outside Battery Limit facilities within the Pengerang Integrated Complex in Malaysia. These units are expected to support the SAF production facility which is currently being built in the complex.

The Global Impact Coalition which includes members from leading industry leaders have recently launched the world’s first Automotive Plastics Circularity pilot. The initiative is expected to revolutionize the automotive plastics recycling segment.

A new study by Renewable Carbon Initiative and the Biobased Industries Consortium has mentioned that biomass can meet 20 % of carbon demand in the chemicals sector by 2050 without compromising food and feed supply.

Air Liquide has plans to develop two large-scale electrolyzer projects which will produce renewable and low-carbon hydrogen in Europe. The first project comprises of an Air Liquide 200 MW electrolyzer and the second project involves the development of a 250 MW electrolyzer.

Gerhard Schubert and the Berndt+Partner Group have collaborated under the Packaging Competence Center which provides technical consulting services for packaging processes and technologies.

Wood has won a feed contract for the Zeevonk hydrogen facility, in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Offshore wind and floating offshore solar energy will be used to power the project.

The four Covestro sites that are now running completely on renewable energy are all based in the USA and include the sites of Channelview, Texas; South Deerfield, Massachusetts; New Martinsville, West Virginia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.