The environment

Mammoet has announced that it has executed its first operation using low-carbon HVO fuel.

Chart Industries Inc. has announced the formation of ChartWater™, a division of Chart Industries within the Specialty Products segment, which will bring additional innovative water treatment solutions to market.

Honeywell has announced that PBF Energy Inc. would use Honeywell Ecofining technology for a potential renewable diesel project at its Chalmette Refinery in Louisiana, US.

Marathon Petroleum Corp. has confirmed the successful test run for a US refinery producing 100% renewable diesel based on Topsoe’s technology.

Bionext and its partners have successfully completed the test programme on BioTfueL® demonstration units.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd., Yanmar Power Technology Co. Ltd., and Japan Engine Corp. have announced the joint establishment of a new company HyEng Corp.

Air Products has signed an agreement with SCD JV S.c.a.r.l, a joint venture of Saipem, Chiyoda and Daewoo, for the Nigeria LNG (NLNG) Train 7 project.

McDermott Intl Ltd will accelerate its contributions to a low-carbon economy through its sustainability targets, which are outlined in the company's latest sustainability report.

Nutrien and EXMAR have announced that they have signed a collaboration agreement to jointly develop and build a low-carbon, ammonia-fuelled vessel.

Clariant Catalysts has announced that it is expanding and enhancing its capacity for emission control catalysts to meet growing global demand.

Burckhardt Compression has announced that it will deliver a H2 Diaphragm Compressor unit for a green hydrogen project in Hungary.

GETEC has reached a key milestone in the construction of the innovative biomass cogeneration plant for Clariant in Podari, Romania.

The US EIA reports that CO2 emissions from energy consumption in the US fell to the lowest level since 1983 last year.

BP and Johnson Matthey have partnered with the University of Manchester and Cardiff University on new catalyst technology to help achieve net zero.

Indian Oil Corp. Ltd has announced that it will build India’s first 'green hydrogen' plant at its Mathura refinery.