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Surge Arresters

Overvoltage surge arresters (also called SPD – Surge Protection Device) are mechanisms that allow to protect electrical equipment from overvoltages by absorbing the generated current. They can also be inserted in an already existing system in order not to modify the operation of the system.

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Bioenergy

Sannazzaro Revamping

The Sannazzaro Revamping is a project for the partial conversion of Eni’s Sannazzaro de’ Burgondi refinery, in the province of Pavia. Developed by Eni, the project involves the conversion of the Hydrocracker HDC2 unit, the construction of a pretreatment plant for waste and residues, and the upgrade of logistics and auxiliary infrastructure. The new biorefinery will have a capacity of approximately 550,000 tonnes/year and will produce HVO diesel and SAF-biojet, contributing to the decarbonization of transport and to the expansion of Eni’s biorefining capacity.

Petrochemical

Granulation Plant Project

The Granulation Plant Project is part of ANWIL’s Fertilizer Expansion Program at its production site in Włocławek, Poland. As part of the ORLEN Group, ANWIL expanded its fertilizer production capacity by more than 50% through the construction of three new production facilities. The new granulation plant increases the production of high-quality granular nitrogen fertilizers, helping to meet the demand of Polish farmers while reducing the country’s reliance on fertilizer imports.

Bioenergy

H2GS — Sweden — 2.1 MTPY HDRI and BRI Plant

H2 Green Steel was launched in 2021 in Boden, northern Sweden, is designed to produce 2.1 million tonnes per year of hot direct reduced iron (HDRI) and hot briquetted iron (HBI) using fossil-free hydrogen-based direct reduction technology. The project aims to decarbonize steel production by replacing fossil fuels with renewable hydrogen during the iron reduction process. Integrated with an electric arc furnace (EAF), the plant is expected to reduce CO₂ emissions from ironmaking by up to 95% compared with conventional blast furnace technology, supporting the production of near-zero-emission steel. The start of production is planned in 2026.

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