Europe – FertigHy, a new company established by EIT InnoEnergy, RIC Energy, Maire, Siemens Financial Services, InVivo, and Heineken, is launching with the mission to drive the low-carbon transformation of the European fertilizer industry.
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The Netherlands – The Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG) Container Terminal has made the decision to enlarge its facility in the Prinses Amaliahaven on the Maasvlakte.
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Germany – BASF celebrated the inauguration of Europe’s pioneering co-located center for battery material production and battery recycling in Schwarzheide, Germany.
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United States – BASF and Yara Clean Ammonia have joined forces in a collaborative study to develop and construct a large-scale low-carbon blue ammonia production facility in the U.S. Gulf Coast region.
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Sweden – An agreement has been reached between H2 Green Steel (H2GS) and Swedish shipping business Gotland business to investigate the feasibility of establishing a production facility with the ability to supply green hydrogen to a portion of Gotland Company’s fleet.
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Norway – SEID, a groundbreaking technology company, is revolutionizing the field of sustainable solutions with its innovative approach to turning biomethane into biohydrogen and solid carbon particles.
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France – Lhyfe has achieved a significant milestone in the hydrogen industry with the successful launch of its offshore hydrogen production pilot, known as Sealhyfe.
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Switzerland – BASF Venture Capital GmbH (BVC), the corporate venture arm of the BASF Group, has announced its investment in the Swiss startup DePoly SA (DePoly), a provider of sustainable plastic solutions.
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The Netherlands – Gasunie has decided to make a large investment in the creation of the initial phase of its national hydrogen network. From 2030 on, this network, which is expected to cost roughly €1.5 billion, would link important industrial areas in the Netherlands and surrounding nations like Germany and Belgium.
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Sweden – Swedish ferry company Stena Line has hired Wärtsilä to complete and convert three of its ships to run on methanol fuel.
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