BRIGHT SPOTS

Spotlight on Clean Industry Pioneers 

We are on the cusp of a clean industrial revolution.

Around 1000 clean industrial projects span the global pipeline of the world’s most energy-intensive sectors and more than 80 plants are already operating worldwide, producing essential clean materials, chemicals and fuels. These are bright spots. Each one helps improve technology, drive down costs and build confidence, moving us toward our clean industrial future.

Bright Spots

25 bright spots found

  • 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.

  • Chemicals, methanol Jiangsu Province, China

    LONGi Green Methanol

    LONGi is transforming agricultural waste into low-carbon methanol at its Lianyungang 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.

  • Steel Boden, Sweden

    Stegra

    Stegra is transforming the future of low-carbon steel production with its hydrogen-powered facility in Boden, Sweden.

  • Steel Duqm, Rayong

    Meranti Green Steel

    Meranti Green Steel is spearheading green steel development in Asia-Pacific.

  • 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.

  • Aviation Prahova County, Romania

    OMV Petrom

    OMV Petrom is building Romania’s first large-scale Sustainable Aviation Fuel facility at Petrobrazi refinery.

  • 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.

  • 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.