Hydrogen mobility is growing rapidly, especially in countries like Germany and South Korea which have committed to invest in a hydrogen fuelling station infrastructure. As with any growth market, there is space for new entrants.
Air Products and Danish catalysis company Haldor Topsoe have signed an alliance agreement to jointly develop large-scale ammonia, methanol and/or dimethyl ether plants globally.
Global skin care major Beiersdorf and chemicals company Evonik are jointly researching how to develop sustainable raw materials for beauty products using carbon dioxide (CO2).
Honeywell has today said that it will build a new production line capable of producing up to 4.5 million FFP2 and FFP3 disposable facemasks per month at its Newhouse site in Scotland.
Electric utility company SaskPower has announced that its carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at the Boundary Dam Power Station captured 48,150 tonnes of carbon dioxide last month.
For the first time, aircraft data collected by commercial airlines has the potential to contribute to the monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions – an important step in managing the mitigation of such emissions.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has announced plans to build and operate an advanced semiconductor fab in Arizona, with support from the US Federal Government.
Cryogenics specialist ICEOxford has won the prestigious Queens Award for Enterprise 2020 in the Innovation Category.
Air Products will invest $2bn to build a coal-to-methanol production facility in Indonesia.
The global LNG liquefaction sector is reeling under the pressure of falling oil and gas prices, weak LNG demand and poor global economic outlook.
