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Becoming a Partner in Industrial Transition: Axens Outlines Its Strategic Pivot

As it celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, the industrial group details in its CSR report how it is developing technologies that enable the chemical and energy sectors to achieve a genuine industrial transition.

Axens and XCF Global Announce Commercial Collaboration for Vegan® Technology

Axens, a global leader in the licensing and development of sustainable refining and biofuels technologies, today announces a commercial collaboration with XCF Global, Inc., a U.S.-based producer of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), aimed at supporting the market deployment of Vegan®, Axens’ proprietary Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA) technology.

Batteries: Axens’ Cathode Active Materials plant project reaches several strategic milestones

One year after the launch of the public consultation on the cathode active materials (CAM) plant project for batteries in Saint-Saulve (Northern France), the project has been selected by the Élysée as one of the “150 major strategic projects”. A new positive signal for the project’s future, following its Net Zero label awarded by the French State and the approval for the Green Industry Investment Tax Credit (C3IV).

Batteries : le projet d’usine de matériaux actifs de Cathode d’Axens franchit plusieurs étapes stratégiques

1 an après le lancement de la concertation autour du projet d’usine de matériaux actifs de cathode (CAM) pour batteries à Saint-Saulve (59), le projet est sélectionné par l’Elysée parmi “150 grands projets stratégiques”. Un nouveau signal favorable pour l’avenir du projet, après la labellisation Net Zéro par l’Etat et l’obtention de l’agrément au Crédit d’Impôts au titre des Investissements dans l’Industrie Verte (C3IV)

A new textile-to-textile recycling process validated on an industrial scale

AXENS, IFPEN and JEPLAN have completed a recycling loop for polyester textiles. Several tens of tons of post-consumer, polyester-rich, European textile wastes, sorted and prepared in France, have been processed in the Axens, IFPEN and JEPLAN semi-industrial demonstration unit, located in Japan, to successfully produce the base monomer of a 100% recycled polyester.