Topsoe

Topsoe signed a contract with Uniper to deliver front-end engineering design (FEED) for the NorthStarH2 e-methanol facility in Östersund, Northern Sweden, based on its ModuLite technology. The plant is expected to produce around 115,000 tons of e-methanol annually, with FID expected in 2028.

Burckhardt Compression was selected by Preem as compressor supplier for its Lysekil refinery in Sweden, supplying two API 618 process gas compressors for the Synsat and ICR renewable diesel unit. The revamp, with Topsoe as process licensor, is scheduled to be fully rebuilt by 2024 and supports up to 1,000,000 standard cubic meters per year of renewable diesel.

HOLBORN Europa Raffinerie awarded Topsoe a contract to supply Hydroflex technology for a 220,000 tpy HVO and SAF complex integrated into its Hamburg refinery, slated to start in early 2027.

Topsoe signed an agreement to supply its Hydroflex technology to Holborn Europa Raffinerie for a 220,000 tpy SAF and renewable diesel complex at Holborn's Hamburg refinery, expected to be operational in early 2027.

Topsoe signed a licensing and engineering agreement with Preem to supply its HydroFlex technology for producing sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel at Preem's Lysekil refinery in Sweden. The revamped refinery is expected to start operating in 2027.

Topsoe signed an agreement with World Energy GH2 to supply its dynamic ammonia loop technology for Project Nujio'qonik in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The loop will produce up to 1,650 metric tons per day of renewable ammonia, with production expected to start in 2025.

HollyFrontier chose Topsoe's HydroFlex technology for a large renewable diesel unit at its Artesia refinery in New Mexico, with Topsoe licensing and supplying engineering, equipment, catalysts and services.

Anglo American Platinum signed a contract with Topsoe for its WSA sulphur emissions control technology at its platinum smelter in Polokwane, South Africa, with Hatch handling engineering, procurement and construction management. The WSA plant will cut SO2 emissions from about 90,000 to under 1,200 mg/Nm3 and produce up to 148 t per day of sulfuric acid.