Total Energies has launched its ‘Bio Béarn’ project, a biogas unit in Mourenx, France which is expected to convert 220,000 metric tons of organic waste into 200,000 metric tons of digestate annually as well as 160 GWh of biomethane every year.

Under a joint pre-feasibility study, Greenergy and Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies will work together to develop a green hydrogen supply chain which aims to transport low-cost green hydrogen from Canada to the UK.

Fujian Petrochemical has announced that the world's largest ethylene project to date will be realised together with Saudi chemical giant Sabic. The plant in the Chinese province of Fujian is expected to produce 1.5 million tonnes of ethylene per year.

Lyondell Basell and Kirkbi have invested in APK to become minority shareholders of the firm. APK has developed a unique solvent-based recycling technology which separates different polymers of multi-layer packaging materials and produces recycled materials which can be used for new packaging materials.

Mitsui Chemicals has plans to develop a new plant to produce the high-performance elastomer Tafmer in the background of rising and future demand for the elastomer. It is used both as a soft molding material and as a resin modifier that significantly enhances resin properties.

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Federated Co-Operatives Ltd has selected Topsoe’s Hydroflex process for its new renewable diesel plant in Saskatchewan, Canada. On completion, the facility is expected to produce 15,000 barrels per day of low-carbon renewable diesel.

The recent report titled ‘2022 Chemical Industry Outlook’ by Deloitte highlights 5 key trends in the U.S. chemical industry. Right from adopting digital technologies to undertaking sustainability measures such as the implementation of e-crackers, advanced chemical recycling, green hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, the report elaborates on the current trends that are set to transform the industry like never before.

Solvay is resuming the construction of its 600 KT soda ash capacity expansion in Green River, WY, USA and will also be implementing a new breakthrough technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the site by 20 %.

Fuelcell Energy and Exxonmobil have extended their joint development agreement and will now continue to advance the carbonate fuel cell technology which can be used for carbon capture.