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Bioenergy

H2H Saltend

H2H Saltend is a low-carbon hydrogen production project led by Equinor and the anchor project of the Zero Carbon Humber initiative. Located at Saltend Chemicals Park near Hull, in northeast England, the facility will produce blue hydrogen from natural gas using carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. The project is designed to supply low-carbon hydrogen to industrial users, helping to reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 900,000 tonnes per year while supporting the decarbonization of the Humber industrial cluster and the UK’s transition to a net-zero economy.

Petrochemical

Debottleneck SF5

Debottleneck SF5 is an engineering project by LyondellBasel to debottleneck the SF5 plant in Ferrara, Italy. The SF5 plant manufactures support materials for Ziegler–Natta catalysts, which are used in the production of polypropylene and other polyolefins. The objective of the project is to increase the plant’s production capacity from its existing level to approximately 1,750 tonnes per year, while keeping the facility ready for future expansion to 2,200 tonnes per year.

Oil&Gas

Rijeka Refinery — Urinj — Kostrena

The Rijeka Refinery, located in Urinj, Croatia, is an oil refinery that processes crude oil to produce fuels and refined petroleum products. The plant has undergone a major modernization project worth approximately €700 million, aimed at the construction of a Delayed Coking Unit and associated facilities. The project enables the refinery to process a wider range of crude oils, including heavier grades, with a capacity of up to approximately 4 million tonnes per year.

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