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The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) is a global professional membership organisation and learned society for chemical, biochemical and process engineers. Founded in 1922 and based in the UK, it is a not-for-profit charity that supports the advancement of chemical engineering for the benefit of society.
IChemE sets professional standards, accredits university programmes and training, and awards professional registrations such as Chartered status. It provides guidance and knowledge sharing across the chemical and process industries through technical communities, the IChemE Safety Centre, publications, and peer‑reviewed journals. The organisation convenes conferences and industry awards, and works with industry, academia and regulators to promote best practice in areas including process safety, sustainability and the energy transition.
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Hydraeon alkaline electrolyser won the CIA Innovation Award 2026 (multinational category), chosen from 11 nominees for its low power use and modular 25MW design for large-scale hydrogen.
Hydraeon electrolyser wins awards for chemical engineering and energy transition, recognized for its role in advancing low-carbon hydrogen production.
INEOS nominated for developing scalable alkaline electrolyser technology for industrial decarbonisation. Winners announced at IChemE Global Awards 2025 Dinner on November 20.
