D-CRBN has chosen Worley to provide engineering services for a renewable syngas demonstration plant in Antwerp, Belgium. The project aims to showcase a lower-carbon pathway for producing chemical and fuel feedstocks, with syngas generated using D-CRBN’s plasma technology.
D-CRBN selects Worley to engineer renewable syngas plant in Antwerp
D-CRBN (Antwerp, Belgium) has selected Worley, Ltd. (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) to provide engineering services for its new renewable syngas demonstration plant in Antwerp, Belgium. The project is designed to demonstrate a lower-carbon pathway for producing feedstock used in the chemicals and fuels sectors. The plant will produce syngas using D-CRBN’s plasma technology, which […]
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