Air Liquide will invest 80 million euros in the construction of a "new generation" hydrogen production unit. This state-of-the-art plant will be fitted with a new Air Liquide proprietary technology that improves energy efficiency and the overall environmental footprint of the production process.

World's largest pilot plant for the production of "green" hydrogen at the voestalpine site in Linz, Austria. Capacity of 6 megawatts: the most effective and advanced plant of its type plant is scheduled to be fully operational by spring 2019.

Company will implement a technological overhaul at the Puente Mayorga Chemical Plant with a €100 million investment. This project reaffirms Cepsa’s position as global leader in LAB, with its capacity of 650 kt in 2020. LAB is used to produce biodegradable detergents. The company has specialized production plants in Spain, Canada and Brazil

The production capacity will be expanded to ensure Kemira’s ability to address the growing need for sodium hydroxide in Finland.

A MOU has been signed with an as yet unnamed commercial partner and FEED studies have commenced.

EUR 4 million to respond to increasing demand for electricity newly expanded high voltage (HV) in electrical testing facilities at the Borealis Innovation Centre in Stenungsund, Sweden.

Plant was built through a joint venture of MOL Group and the JSR Corporation. Synthetic rubber (S-SBR) is one of the most innovative raw materials for safe and fuel efficient tires. Feedstock material to the new plant will be secured from MOL’s butadiene extraction unit