HydroGraph Clean Power, a commercial manufacturer of synthetic graphene, is calling on U.S. policymakers to designate graphene as a critical material under the Defense Production Act. The company made the recommendation as part of its expanded focus on federal government, aerospace and defense markets. Its position is that a secure domestic graphene supply would reduce […]
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Catalyxx, global industry experts in renewable chemical production technologies, has selected Sines, Portugal, for Catalyxx Ibérica, its first commercial-scale renewable chemicals plant. The €120 million facility will produce butanol, hexanol and octanol from bioethanol as lower-carbon alternatives to fossil-based chemicals. The plant will be located in one of Europe’s leading industrial and logistics hubs, with […]
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EnergyX and Compass Minerals have entered into an agreement to advance development of a planned commercial-scale lithium extraction and refining facility near Utah’s Great Salt Lake as part of broader efforts to expand domestic battery materials production and strengthen U.S. critical minerals infrastructure. The proposed facility, referred to as Project Powder Hound™, is expected to […]
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Selenis, global industry experts in high-performance specialty polyesters and circular polymer solutions, has announced a major expansion of its industrial headquarters in Portalegre, Portugal. The investment will double the site’s production capacity by the third quarter of 2027, accelerating the scale-up of bio-based, medical-grade, and circular co-polyesters.
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Pegasus Materials, a Netherlands-based developer of high-performance bio-based materials, has introduced its first two specialty polymers designed to advance demanding applications across electronics, data center infrastructure, aerospace, and industrial 3D printing. The product launch coincides with the expansion of the company’s Seed funding round, supporting the transition from pilot development to commercial-scale production.
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