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  • 06.02.2025 | Frankfurt am Main

    DECHEMA and Gulf Energy Information partner to launch leading US event for process technology

    DECHEMA and Gulf Energy Information are thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership to launch the new annual must-attend event for experts, decision-makers and solution providers along the chemical and bio-based production value chain: ChemE Show – Powered by ACHEMA.

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  • 23.09.2024 | Frankfurt am Main

    New DECHEMA/VDI paper: When to go for modular plants concepts?

    The DECHEMA/VDI Working Groups Cost Engineering and Modular Plants provide definitions, evaluation criteria, and examples for the economic and qualitative assessment of different plant construction concepts in the paper "Cost Engineering for Modular Plants".

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  • 01.07.2024 | Frankfurt am Main

    Green Hydrogen Production in Namibia – Current Report available

    The project Green-H2 Namibia released a report that offers an overview of the country’s ambitions and potentials of becoming a major producer of green hydrogen. Moreover, the report outlines hydrogen demands and production costs on a global level and reflects on Namibia’s role as a green hydrogen exporter.

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  • 03.06.2024 | Frankfurt am Main

    BioSPRINT Project Concludes with Significant Achievements for Biorefining Technology

    After four productive years, the BioSPRINT project comes to a successful end. During the final General Assembly meeting at the Leuna Chemical Complex, the project partners presented results of the final project phase, which focused on integrating the individual steps of the BioSPRINT process. The BioSPRINT technology provides an intensified concept to improve biorefinery operations at a final TRL of 4-5. Key outcomes demonstrate the feasibility of producing valuable furan monomers from renewable biomass and show significant potential for commercialisation.

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  • 03.05.2024 | Frankfurt am Main

    What kind of infrastructure will the hydrogen economy need by 2050?

    Europe will have a minimum demand of 700 TWh of hydrogen in 2050. The steel and chemical industries will be the main drivers of a hydrogen economy then, generating a high demand for imports and electrolysers. A pan-European hydrogen backbone is needed to connect the dispersed centers of production, storage and consumption. These and other insights are presented in the latest white paper from the BMBF's hydrogen flagship project TransHyDE System Analysis, coordinated by Fraunhofer IEG and DECHEMA e.V.

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