Amogy sails world's first carbon-free ammonia powered vessel
Ammonia is the world’s second most produced chemical, with around 20 million tons moving around the globe through 200 ports each year
Ammonia is the world’s second most produced chemical, with around 20 million tons moving around the globe through 200 ports each year
Cepsa's NextLab Low Carbon represents a reduction of 19% in the carbon footprint compared to the traditional LAB
The Water Solutions Sustainability Navigator enables users to compare how different potential water treatment scenarios impact sustainability indicators
Northern Lights is now ready to receive and permanently store CO2 from European industries, with first CO2 injection expected in 2025
Long-term liquidity secured at attractive conditions in a challenging market environment
Underlining commitment to reducing global methane emissions
This project involves capturing CO2 emitted from multiple gas production and processing plants in southwestern Texas
The investment tax credits was generated by the Gevo NW Iowa RNG facility under Inflation Reduction Act
This marked the first time SAF was blended locally in South Korea
Borealis’ Porvoo site manufactures polyethylene and polypropylene plastics
Company exceeds its 2030 1.5°C climate goals
Test demonstrates practicality of using methanol as marine fuel
Syensqo will equip the 15 targeted sites with comprehensive water stewardship plans
The company aims to achieve 2,600 metric tonnes of annual recycled plastic1 usage in its packaging portfolio by 2024
Navigator global and the green pioneer at dusk at the outer anchorage of Port Dampier-2
Chemours is driving GHG emissions and energy intensity reductions at its U.S. sites
Derived from used cooking oil, Braskem’s new mass-balanced Bio-Circular PP represents a significant step towards a circular economy, helping to displace fossil fuels
These innovative CirculenRecover PP compounds incorporate recycled materials and bring a unique aesthetic to the All-New Duster model
Innovation addresses the need to adapt to changing environmental conditions
PETRONAS CCS Ventures will jointly work with the Eight Japanese Companies to examine equipment and costs required for the marine transport to Sarawak
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