Nitrogen oxides news

All news on Nitrogen oxides (also known as NOx (generic term for mono-nitrogen oxides, i.e., NO and NO2), Nitric oxide, and Nitrogen dioxide): plants, production capacities, investments and involved companies.

23 March 2026

Veolia to exit coal at Karviná by 2029 with multi‑energy plant

Transforms local heating to RDF/biomass/gas cogeneration (53% RDF), serving ~50,000 households, cutting CO2 by ~200,000 t, improving air quality and energy autonomy.
4 March 2026

thyssenkrupp Uhde's EnviNOx® Cuts Nitrous Oxide Emissions at CSBP

EnviNOx® tech reduces N₂O emissions by 98% at CSBP's nitric acid plants, aiding WesCEF's 2030 emissions goals and supporting decarbonization in agriculture and mining.
19 February 2026

BASF Launches AdBlue GE Using 100% Green Electricity

AdBlue GE is made with renewable electricity, reducing CO2 emissions. It matches conventional AdBlue in quality and performance. Initial launch in Switzerland, with plans for wider European rollout.
30 August 2025

Bayer Presents VICTOR Phase III Trial Results for Vericiguat at ESC Congress 2025

Vericiguat didn't reduce primary endpoint risk in HFrEF patients but showed fewer cardiovascular deaths. Safety profile consistent with previous trials.
9 July 2025

AnQore and Dutch Government Advance CO₂ Reduction Efforts

A new facility aims to cut emissions by 70% by 2029. Government support accelerates the project, with a final decision pending regulatory and financial clarity.
9 February 2025

thyssenkrupp Uhde Installs EnviNOx® at Covestro Baytown for Emissions Reduction

EnviNOx® technology cuts 154,000 metric tons of CO2e annually at Baytown, enhancing emissions reduction and supporting climate neutrality goals by 2035.

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15 March 2024

ECLUSE Tunnel Construction Begins for Evonik

The ECLUSE tunnel will transport steam across the Scheldt, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions by connecting waste-to-energy facilities with industrial users.