STRABAG SE is an Austria-based construction group and one of Europe’s largest providers of building construction and civil engineering services. The company operates across segments including building construction, transportation infrastructure (roads, bridges, rail), tunnelling and special foundation engineering, and also supplies construction materials through affiliated units. Headquartered in Austria, STRABAG delivers projects across Europe and internationally, combining project management, engineering, and execution capabilities.
For industrial and energy clients—including the chemicals and process industries—STRABAG undertakes site development, foundations and structural works, utilities and infrastructure (such as roads, pipelines, and tank farms), as well as rehabilitation and brownfield upgrades. The company applies digital construction methods (e.g., BIM) and established quality, safety, and environmental standards to deliver large, complex facilities and supporting infrastructure.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving STRABAG, of which one is active.
STRABAG's role on them: EPC.
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140 MW electrolyser at Bruck will produce 23,000 t/yr renewable hydrogen, feed Schwechat refinery via 22 km pipeline, cutting direct CO₂ by up to 150,000 t/yr; operations due end‑2027.
Plant in Lower Austria will produce up to 23,000 t/yr of green hydrogen, start by end‑2027, supply Schwechat refinery and cut about 150,000 t CO2 annually.
Co-development deal to accelerate green hydrogen projects in Germany amid RED III-driven RFNBO demand, combining electrolysis production, construction, financing and transport; possible EU expansion.
Austria backs a 140 MW green hydrogen plant, operational by 2027, to cut 150,000 tons of carbon emissions annually, aiding the Schwechat refinery's decarbonization.
The joint venture will build and operate a major green hydrogen plant in Austria, aiming to decarbonize OMV's refinery and explore future collaborations in synthetic fuels and chemicals.
The 140 MW plant will produce 23,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, cutting 150,000 tons of carbon emissions at the Schwechat refinery by 10%. Completion is set for 2027.
The Schwechat refinery now hosts a ReOil plant and Austria's largest electrolyzer. A new 140 MW green hydrogen plant is planned, aiming to cut CO₂ emissions by 150,000 tons annually.
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