Haldor Topsoe and Sasol have signed a collaboration agreement under which both the firms will continue to supply their core technologies and also offer Topsoe’s hydroprocessing and hydrogen technologies. The move will enable customers to get access to a single-point licensing offering for proven gas to liquid solutions.

The acquisition is in line with Lanxess’ strategic focus on profitable specialty chemicals. With this deal, the Lanxess Material Protection Products business unit aims at strengthening its global presence and serving its South American customers via a domestic production facility.

UOP supports key technology for a Chinese polypropylene production. The licensing of UOP's catalytic dehydrogenation technology is the first of it's kind for the Honeywell subsidiary in China.

Linde has plans to expand its La Porte facility in Texas, USA. With this move, the company aims to double the unit’s liquid production capacity in order to meet the growing demand in the U.S. Gulf Coast.

With Lyondell Basell Australia being the country’s sole polypropylene manufacturer, the acquisition is an important step for Viva Energy as the move will expand the company’s manufacturing capabilities as well as further diversify its product mix and marketing opportunities.

The Marchesini Group has come up with three green solutions for the pharma packaging industry in the background of rising demand for sustainable solutions. The innovative products will be showcased at the upcoming pharma trade shows.

Sasol has joined Aireg, the Aviation Initiative for Renewable Energy which aims to encourage de-fossilization of the aviation industry. Sasol will bring its expertise with the Fischer-Tropsch process not only to the member companies but also to firms across the entire value chain for producing sustainable aviation fuels.

KBR’s Rose supercritical Solvent De-Asphalting technology and Vacuum Distillation Unit have been selected by Taiwan’s CPC Corporation. Under the terms of the contract, KBR will provide a license, basic engineering and proprietary equipment for its Rose technology as well as supply the engineering package for the upstream VDU.

Under a joint feasibility study, Total Energies and Eneos will explore the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at the Eneos Negishi Refinery in Japan. The facility is expected to have a production capacity of 300,000 tons annually.

Air Products has plans to construct a 10 metric ton per day facility to produce green liquid hydrogen in Casa Grande, Arizona. The produced hydrogen will then be supplied to the mobility market in California as well as other places that require zero-carbon hydrogen.