Europe downstream news

Liquid Wind has strengthened its partnership with pan-European decarbonisation leaders to include plans of developing and marketing 10 additional eMethanol facilities in the Nordics by 2027.

Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, sheds light on the urgent need for European energy and petrochemical suppliers to adapt in the face of market upheaval.

Neste, a producer of renewable fuels from waste and residues, has acquired 29% of the shares of Neste Demeter B.V., increasing Neste’s ownership to 80% of the company.

Eni and Saipem have signed an agreement for the development of biorefining.

Air Products has announced it will build, own and operate a carbon capture and carbon dioxide treatment facility at its existing hydrogen production plant in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

ITT Inc. has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire privately held Svanehøj Group A/S (Svanehøj).

Farnborough Airport, UK, has announced the sale of its millionth litre of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), highlighting its aim to be a sustainability showcase for airports around the world.

According to a feasibility study by SkyNRG and SFS Ireland, Ireland has the potential to develop a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry generating revenue of €2.55 billion by 2050.

Johnson Matthey (JM) and BP have signed a licensing and engineering agreement for JM's LCH technology at BP’s proposed blue hydrogen facility.

Hycamite has reached an agreement with a distribution system operator, Kokkolan Energiaverkot, to supply methane to Hycamite’s Kokkola plant in Finland.