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Topsoe A/S (formerly Haldor Topsøe) is a Danish chemical engineering company specializing in catalysis, process technology, and catalysts for the refining, petrochemical, and energy industries. The company licenses process solutions and supplies catalysts, proprietary equipment, and engineering services for hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, syngas, and emissions control, supporting customers in project design, optimization, and plant operations worldwide.
Topsoe also develops technologies that enable lower-carbon fuels and chemicals, including solutions for renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, blue and green hydrogen and ammonia, and e-fuels. Its portfolio spans hydroprocessing (e.g., HydroFlex), syngas and carbon management technologies, and high-temperature solid oxide electrolyzers (SOEC) for power-to-x applications. Headquartered in Denmark with global R&D, manufacturing, and service operations, Topsoe focuses on improving energy efficiency and reducing the environmental footprint of chemical and fuel production.
Also known as Haldor Topsøe.
chemXplore tracks 38 projects involving Topsoe, of which 29 are active.
Besides these 29, the record holds 6 completed projects, 2 on hold and 1 cancelled.
29 more active projects and the 9 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 38 in chemXplore
4 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Alby PtX plans annual output of about 66,000 tonnes, with a final investment decision expected in 2028 and operations due to start in 2031.
Alby PtX’s Power‑to‑Liquid plant in Alby will target ~66,000 t/yr e‑SAF from renewable power, water and captured CO2; the FEED can convert to an EPC contract after FID.
Quarterly net cash use fell 54% sequentially to $28m, while operating expenses dropped 69% year on year.
Seeks approval for a plant to produce about 115,000 t/y e‑methanol and reuse ~160,000 t/y biogenic CO2; FID 2028, commissioning planned from 2031.
Robust operations and refining raised product volumes; large Spain-focused capex ramp-up for energy transition; net debt fell to €2.1bn; construction begun on Europe’s largest green hydrogen project.
250 MW Texas power project to supply data centers from 2030 using hydrogen from natural gas with >95% CO₂ capture, ~400 t/day H₂ and ~1.1 MtCO₂ captured annually.
Achieved a 55% rise in circularity intensity at Andalusian sites; partnerships converted spent catalysts into mortar and the firm advances water and biodiversity commitments.
Two reformers (combined >200,000 Nm³/h H2) for a new ammonia/urea plant in Gode, Ethiopia; plant will produce 3 Mt/y urea; equipment to be supplied FOB within 18 months.
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