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KBR and ReVentas formed an alliance to commercialize polymer dissolution technology for PE and PP recycling. They plan a 10,000-ton demo plant by late 2028, targeting 750,000 tons annual capacity by 2
KBR will provide technical licensing and FEED services for a new 100,000-ton annual SAF plant in Singapore developed by Keppel and Aster. Utilizing PureSAF technology, this marks Asia's first commerci
Iraq's cabinet approved Basra Oil Company to sign preliminary agreements with a consortium including Chevron and UCC to study strategic oil export pipeline routes, while also authorizing a consultancy
JGC Holdings commissioned Japan's first green ammonia plant using KBR technology, achieving 4 tons daily production via renewable-powered electrolysis for industrial use.
Japan's first green ammonia plant has commenced full commercial production using KBR technology and Asahi Kasei electrolyzers. The facility produces 4 tons daily for power plant denitrification, power
KBR secured a ten-year catalyst supply agreement with Indorama Elemer to support six ammonia plants globally across Nigeria, Georgia, Uzbekistan, and India. This deal expands KBR's ammonia support fro
KBR secures a 10-year catalyst supply deal with Indorama Eleme Fertilizer & Chemicals for six ammonia plants globally, spanning Nigeria, Georgia, Uzbekistan, and India.
KBR has secured a ten-year maintenance contract for Petro Rabigh's Polymer I and Polymer II plants in Saudi Arabia, with an option to extend the agreement by two additional years.
KBR has licensed its green methanol technology and equipment to a bio-methanol project in Saudi Arabia, utilizing biomass for low-carbon production and supporting regional energy transition goals.
KBR secured a contract to supply technology and equipment for a Saudi biomethanol project, processing landfill gas into clean fuels through engineering design.
KBR will supply engineering design and pre-FEED services for a 200,000 metric ton per year renewable ammonia and hydrogen project in northern Spain, though the schedule remains undisclosed.
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