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Mexico’s energy planning includes green hydrogen, with 31 projects and investments totaling $22.37 billion

Posted on: 02 / 10 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios

Mexico’s energy planning incorporates green hydrogen. The country aims to position itself as one of the markets with the greatest potential for developing the hydrogen economy in Latin America. To this end, the Mexican Hydrogen and Energy Transformation Association (H2México) presented the institutional dossier "Clean Hydrogen and Power-to-X: Key Milestones for Energy Transformation and Security in Mexico" to the Secretariat of Economy; the document outlines the sector's current status and details a portfolio of 31 projects representing an estimated investment of $22.37 billion.  

New oil refineries in Africa

Posted on: 20 / 08 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios

New oil refineries in Africa: Nigeria (Dangote), Ghana, Niger... West Africa is increasing its refining capacity. Following up on our previous article, "New refinery projects worldwide: investments, capacity, and trends", we present the projects in Africa that have either been launched or are currently under study.  

New oil refinery projects: investments, capacity, and trends

Posted on: 14 / 08 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios

The construction of new oil refinery projects had become a relatively rare activity across much of the world. High investment costs, complex permitting processes, environmental requirements, and the transformation of the energy system meant that, for years, the bulk of investment was concentrated on expanding, modernizing, or retrofitting existing facilities.  

Automation of the welding process using a state-of-the-art robot

Posted on: 19 / 07 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios

E&M Combustión has proceeded to the automation of the welding process of its industrial burners through the incorporation of a last generation robot in its Artea plant.  

Manufacturing of new burners for food dryers

Posted on: 14 / 04 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios

E&M Combustion begins manufacturing of new burners for food dryers, destined for pistachio drying lines.