The environment

Total has begun producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at its La Mède biorefinery in southern France and its Oudalle facility near Le Havre.

Electrolysers are the first step toward green hydrogen production, according to IDTechEx.

According to Today in Energy, both US imports and exports of several transportation fuels fell in 2020.

Wison Offshore & Marine (WOM) has been awarded the front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for the Galveston LNG bunker port (GLBP) project’s floating liquefaction unit (FLNG).

The India H2 Alliance will focus on commercialising hydrogen technologies and systems to build net-zero carbon pathways in India.

Plug Power, Chart Industries Inc. and Baker Hughes have announced their intention to become cornerstone investors in the formation of the FiveT Hydrogen Fund.

Honeywell has announced that Brazil-based ECB Group will use the UOP Ecofining™ process to convert vegetable oils and inedible animal fats into renewable diesel and jet fuel.

Saipem and Hyperion Systems Engineering have launched a new company named SAIPEM-HYPERION Estimated Engineering Ltd.

Chart Industries has acquired a 5% ownership of Transform Materials and executed a strategic commercial hydrogen Memorandum of Understanding.

Servomex has launched a new campaign to support industrial operators in achieving their clean air goals.

BMW Group and Daimler Mobility join forces with bp as a partner for Digital Charging Solutions GmbH, to further accelerate the growth of electrification.

Wood has announced its pledge to advance global sustainable development by committing to a decade of action through new goals.

Clariant’s additives business aims to support the needs of China’s growth industries, with new facilities to foster R&D and joint application technology developments at the One Clariant Campus (OCC).

BASF has set goals to achieve net zero emissions by 2059, as part of its journey to climate neutrality.

API has outlined a path for a low-carbon future in its new Climate Action Framework.