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Adani looks to French CO2 electrolysis start-up for low-carbon Indian chemicals

Adani looks to French CO2 electrolysis start-up for low-carbon Indian chemicals

Adani partners with Dioxycle to pilot low-carbon formic acid production in India, using captured CO2 and renewable electricity. This supports India's $250bn chemical sector, targeting 10,000-30,000 tonnes/year.
UFlex patents reclosable packaging with tampering detection

UFlex patents reclosable packaging with tampering detection

UFlex secured an Indian patent for reclosable packaging with tampering detection and barrier properties. This innovation enhances product security, authenticity, and consumer confidence for large-format bags across various industries.
Odisha cements its position as a chemical and petrochemical investment hotspot

Odisha cements its position as a chemical and petrochemical investment hotspot

Odisha has attracted ?2 lakh crore in chemical and petrochemical investments in two years, cementing its position as a hotspot. Driven by robust policies, infrastructure, and sustainability focus, it's becoming a national leader with major projects and future growth.
China PE Prices Surged Then Faced Resistance Last Week, Retreating from Highs

China PE Prices Surged Then Faced Resistance Last Week, Retreating from Highs

China's PE prices surged last week, with LLDPE up 6.57% to 8,350 RMB/ton and LDPE up 4.67% to 10,466 RMB/ton, driven by costs and tight supply. However, downstream resistance led to a retreat from highs, with limited further gains expected.
Enhancing self-reliance and green transformation

Enhancing self-reliance and green transformation

Vietnam's fertilizer industry faces major challenges: market fluctuations, import dependency (11M tons demand vs. 8M tons production), and green transformation. Calls for self-reliance, green tech, and diversified supply chains are urgent to boost resilience.
National hackathon won by students for impact-resistant sports gear

National hackathon won by students for impact-resistant sports gear

Three Indian students won a national hackathon for an impact-resistant sports T-shirt using shear-thickening fluid, reducing injuries. They secured first prize among 700+ entries, receiving Rs 1 lakh for their innovation in functional apparel.
Why India must reduce its dependence on conventional urea

Why India must reduce its dependence on conventional urea

India must reduce its 55% conventional urea dependence due to natural gas reliance, low 30-45% nitrogen efficiency, and environmental costs. Solutions include nano urea, biofertilisers, green ammonia, and better nitrogen management.
Investing Rs. 11,000 crore to build India's first Polycarbonate Resin ecosystem: Maulik D Mehta, Deputy Managing Director, Deepak Nitrite

Investing Rs. 11,000 crore to build India's first Polycarbonate Resin ecosystem: Maulik D Mehta, Deputy Managing Director, Deepak Nitrite

Deepak Nitrite is investing over Rs. 11,000 crore to establish India's first Polycarbonate Resin ecosystem by 2028, alongside other advanced materials. The company reported Rs. 7,950 crore revenue in FY26, focusing on import substitution and sustainable growth.
Fertiliser from the neighbourhood – where local ammonia plants make economic sense

Fertiliser from the neighbourhood – where local ammonia plants make economic sense

Small-scale plants could produce ammonia locally, reducing emissions and supply chain vulnerabilities. A global analysis of 13,000 scenarios shows economic viability depends on cheap, renewable electricity and low financing costs.
US Slaps 25% Tariffs on Brazil, Coffee Spared but Bolsonaro Politicall... Patrick Alexander20-July-2026

US Slaps 25% Tariffs on Brazil, Coffee Spared but Bolsonaro Politicall... Patrick Alexander20-July-2026

US imposed 25% tariffs on Brazilian exports like steel, sugar, paper, effective July 22, sparing coffee. This move politically damages the Bolsonaro family, while President Lula gains support. Chemical commodity prices face volatility.

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