chemXplore tracks 113 projects in Belgium, of which 20 are active.
16 new construction, 3 expansion, and 1 revamp / retrofit.
7 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Owners and developers: Air Liquide SA (3), BASF SE (2), Borealis (2), D-CRBN (2), Holcim (2), HybriX Energy (2)
Investors: BNP Paribas Fortis (2), Belfius Bank (2), European Innovation Fund (2), BOM (Brabantse Ontwikkelings Maatschappij) (1), EIC Fund (1), Energietransitiefonds Rotterdam (1)
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on 15 of these 20 projects For subscribers
Targeting: Carbon dioxide (7), Hydrogen (5), Plastic waste (2), Polypropylene (2), Propylene (2), Aniline (1)
Calls for phased Ghent–Terneuzen Canal upgrades to exploit the NeoPanamax-capable New Lock, cut waits, deepen sections and boost inland-waterway freight on TEN-T corridors.
EUR 6 million expansion adds 1,100 m² and three extrusion lines for PE and PP pipes; first line expected operational in 2027 to boost European supply capacity.
EU BPR approval for a peracetic acid dossier after more than a decade of work; implementation and label updates will follow across European markets.
Convert plastic waste into about 10,000 t/y of renewable aromatic oil and downstream benzene, phthalic anhydride and aromatics for circular supply chains; first plant operational early 2028.
€1bn Europe-wide auction for industrial process-heat decarbonisation; bidding opens early Dec 2026. Supports electrification, renewable heat and SMRs with a fixed premium per tCO2.
SAF reached 1.1 Mt (2.8% share), a near sixfold rise from 2024; supplied at 121 airports, 84% produced in the EU, and 18 Member States host production projects.
Strengthens industrial water-treatment and reuse capabilities; builds on the HydRO joint venture and complements a recent energy-management acquisition.
Engineering for a modular demo plant using plasma conversion of CO2 and biomethane to produce 200 t/yr renewable syngas for lower‑carbon fuels, plastics and chemicals.
Belgian PM cited a Belgian‑Indian joint venture aiming to capture 10% of India’s lithium‑ion battery recycling capacity within five years.
Two 150 MWh battery parks tied into Elia's 150 kV network will deliver grid flexibility (70 MW for 4 hours); SPIE handles BoP, HV transformers, SCADA integration and long-term maintenance; commissioning in 2027.
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