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NEXTCHEM and Siemens Energy strengthen collaboration

 

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NEXTCHEM, MAIRE’s Sustainable Technology Solutions, and Siemens Energy have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the sidelines of the Italy-Germany intergovernmental summit in Rome.

The MoU fosters collaboration between the two companies, united by the ambition to develop solutions capable of reshaping industrial processes and promoting a more efficient and circular use of resources. The MoU establishes a framework to combine complementary expertise with the aim of identifying synergies and launching joint initiatives in the fields of energy and material circularity.

The cooperation covers a wide technological spectrum, ranging from low-carbon fuels such as hydrogen, methanol, ammonia, and their derivatives, to the development of sustainable and circular materials for industrial applications.

Another central focus of the collaboration is the integration of energy systems based on methanol-powered fuel cells, a promising solution for marine propulsion as well as onboard auxiliary systems. The partnership will also extend to advanced digital platforms, including digital twins, artificial intelligence, and remote-operation technologies, together with initiatives aimed at improving the efficiency of highly energy-intensive sectors such as data centres and hard-to-abate industries.

Fabio Fritelli, Managing Director of NEXTCHEM, commented: “This new MoU builds on the strong technological complementarity between the two companies and reflects the value of deepening cooperation between Italy and Germany in advancing next-generation solutions. By combining our expertise, this partnership strengthens our joint commitment to accelerating the deployment of innovative technologies that support industrial transformation and drive the energy transition.”

 

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