The H2Teesside project is expected to produce 1 GW of blue hydrogen and is in line with the UK’s goal of achieving 5 GW of hydrogen production by 2030. The project will also assist in decarbonizing the industries in the region.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that it will conduct a field test of its Ozone Backwashing Energy-Saving Membrane Bioreactor (Eco-MBR).

Enegix Energy’s Base One facility which is claimed to be the world’s largest green hydrogen plant is expected to produce more than 600 million kilogrammes of green hydrogen every year.

Meglobal has selected Dow Meteor Ethylene Oxide/Ethylene Glycol (EO/EG) Process Technology and Meteor EO-Retro Catalyst to construct its monoethylene glycol (Meg) production facility on the US Gulf Coast.

On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Seveso disaster, the Institution of Chemical Engineers (Icheme) offers free safety resources to members and non-members.

Under the Planning (Wales) Act 2015, this is the maiden project to receive planning permission as a Development of National Significance process. The project will be carried out on a cost reimbursable basis by Fluor’s integrated engineering team in Farnborough and at the Pembroke Refinery.

Pumps may grab the headlines in industrial applications, but mixers are the leading technology for many critical mixing and blending tasks, provided they are configured and utilized properly.

Gazprom, Rusgazdobycha and Nipigaz have undertaken the move in order to optimize the project costs. The complex is a vital project for the gas processing and chemical cluster that is being developed in the region.

Gazprom has reviewed its hydrogen energy development areas and has given its nod to the Comprehensive Program for reconstruction and re-equipment of processing facilities for years 2021–2025.

The company has chosen its Antwerp site for setting up the world class facility as the location is supported with superior infrastructure as well as logistics. Work on the new plant is expected to be complete by 2022.