Press Release: Axens plans to Strengthen Eurecat’s Global Catalyst Capabilities and Metals Reuse
Axens, pending regulatory approval, to become sole owner of Eurecat
Axens, pending regulatory approval, to become sole owner of Eurecat
NEXTCHEM (MAIRE), Mana and Equinor enter strategic partnership to explore the potential development of large-scale waste-to-methanol project
ACWA Power appoint Kent as Owner's Engineer for green hydrogen hub set to deliver up to 400,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen per year.
Hy2gen receives zoning plan approval for the Iverson renewable ammonia plant - the plant is expected to reduce around 3 million tons of CO2 emissions in its first ten years.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Compressor International Corporation delivers syngas and ammonia refrigeration compressor trains for ammonia project in Beaumont, Texas
NEXTCHEM (MAIRE) opens Abu Dhabi office - a major milestone in the company's strategic expansion across the Middle East
Revolutionary project to create food from CO2 green lit for next stage - within the next two years, actual prototypes of food products expected that will be tested by consumers.
The Methanol Institute (MI) has appointed Alexander Döll as its new Chief Executive Officer. He succeeds Greg Dolan , who is retiring after nearly 30 years of service and leadership. Döll brings more than 25 years of international experience across the energy, chemicals, and sustainability sectors. He has held senior positions at leading companies such as Dow and OCI Global, with a strong focus on public affairs, policy, and commercial strategy. His career spans Europe, the United States, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia; regions that are key to the future of the methanol industry. Before this appointment, he served as MI’s Chief Operating Officer, helping to guide the organisation during a period of significant growth and momentum.
Clariant to manufacture catalyst for SYPOX e-SMR - planned to produce 150 tons of syngas a day
Altalto Ltd awards NEXTCHEM an engineering study contract for SAF plant in Immingham, Lincolnshire.