BRIGHT SPOTS
Aluminium
Yunnan Province, China
China Hongqiao Group
China Hongqiao Group is moving over 60% of its aluminium production from coal-based Shandong to renewables-rich Yunnan Province to accelerate its major decarbonisation strategy.View Project
Cement
Milaki, Greece
Holcim OLYMPUS
Holcim's €400M OLYMPUS project in Greece is building a direct source-to-sink CCS value chain in the Mediterranean to capture 1 Mtpa of CO2 from an isolated cement plant.View Project
Chemicals, ammonia
Chifeng, China
Envision
Green hydrogen and ammonia are essential for the transformation to clean industry and the Chifeng Green Hydrogen Net Zero Industrial Park is leading the way.View Project
Chemicals, ammonia
Victoria, Texas
First Ammonia
First Ammonia is building a 250 kt/y green ammonia project in Texas as a replicable model, securing early offtake and demonstrating competitive commercial viability.View Project
Chemicals, ammonia
Singapore
ITOCHU Singapore Ammonia Bunkering Initiative
ITOCHU’s Singapore Ammonia Bunkering project is driving forward the use of clean ammonia as a marine fuelView Project
Chemicals, ammonia
Villeta, Paraguay
ATOME Villeta
Building Latin America’s first industrial-scale low-carbon fertiliser plant, ATOME Villeta will use Paraguay's hydropower to produce green CAN fertiliser with a 10-year Yara offtake.View Project
Chemicals, methanol
Jiangsu Province, China
LONGi Green Methanol
LONGi is transforming agricultural waste into low-carbon methanol at its Lianyungang projectView Project
Chemicals, methanol
Tarragona, Spain
Repsol Ecoplanta
Repsol Ecoplanta is turning waste into renewable methanol at Europe’s first circular commercial plant, demonstrating a new model for chemicals and fuels.View Project
Steel
Boden, Sweden
Stegra
Stegra is transforming the future of low-carbon steel production with its hydrogen-powered facility in Boden, Sweden.View Project
Steel
Duqm, Rayong
Meranti Green Steel
Meranti Green Steel is spearheading green steel development in Asia-Pacific.View Project
Aviation
Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Neste
Neste sees sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as a key lever to decarbonise the aviation industry, with significant expansion planned for its Netherlands facility.View Project
Aviation
Prahova County, Romania
OMV Petrom
OMV Petrom is building Romania’s first large-scale Sustainable Aviation Fuel facility at Petrobrazi refinery.View Project
Aviation
Pecos, Texas
Infinium Roadrunner
From Pathfinder to Roadrunner: Infinium is scaling up the future of clean aviation fuels by building the world's largest eSAF facility in Texas, using a replicable blueprint.View Project
Aviation
Port of Rauma, Finland
Norsk e-Fuel
Norsk e-Fuel is building one of Europe’s first large-scale power-to-liquid plants, designed to produce around 80,000 tonnes of e-fuels (of which about 80% will be SAF) each year at the Port of Rauma in Finland.View Project
Aviation
Immingham, United Kingdom
Velocys’ Altalto
From First-of-a-Kind to future-proof, Velocys' Altalto is converting municipal waste into 23 ktpa of SAF in the UK, using a modular design for global growth.View Project
Aviation
Bahia, Brazil
Acelen Renewables
The company is establishing a $3 billion "seed to fuel" project in Brazil to produce up to 1 billion litres of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) yearly from the native macaúba fruit.View Project
Aluminium
Dunkirk, France
Aluminium Dunkerque
Aluminium Dunkerque is combining recycling, carbon capture, and inert anode technology to set a new benchmark for sustainable aluminium production in Europe.View Project
Aluminium
Barcarena, Pará, Brazil
Hydro Alunorte
Hydro Alunorte, the world's largest alumina refinery, is using fuel switching, electrification powered by Brazilian renewables, and biomass integration to drive deep emissions cuts.View Project
Cement
Dunkirk, France
Ecocem
Ecocem is pioneering the industrial-scale rollout of ACT, a breakthrough low-carbon cement technology that can cut CO₂ emissions by up to 70% at its Dunkirk facility in France.View Project
Cement
Tema, Ghana
CBI Ghana Calcined Clay Project
Pioneering Low-Carbon Cement in Africa, CBI Ghana built the world’s largest flash calciner to set a new global standard for clinker-content LC3 cement at its Tema facility.View Project