This report provides an overview of the conventional and developing technological, economic and market aspects of water desalination for green hydrogen production. Cost estimates have been developed for the desalination of seawater to produce potable quality water via the three most common desalination technologies: multistage flash, multi effect distillation, and reverse osmosis. Market drivers, capacity additions, and key players in the desalination sector are also provided.

This report provides profitability and price projections to 2045 for Cumene, Phenol and Acetone.  The main price setting regions of Asia Pacific, Western Europe and the United States are analysed.

This report offers a comprehensive techno-economic analysis of newly commercial and emerging methane pyrolysis technologies for the production of “turquoise” hydrogen, which can be produced from both fossil and renewable methane sources and produces a carbon byproduct that can be sequestered or displace existing fossil products. Technologies including thermal plasma, uncatalyzed pyrolysis, catalytic pyrolysis, molten metal/molten salt, and non-thermal plasma are covered, and key players within each major route have their technical maturity and processes profiled. Process economics are also provided for thermal plasma processes. The report also includes an analysis of turquoise hydrogen in the context of other low-carbon hydrogen routes.

This report examines technical, commercial and economic aspects of producing BTX aromatics, particularly para-xylene, which is the principal co-monomer for PET used in the production of fibers and bottles. Major technologies covered at the cost of production level include catalytic fast pyrolysis, catalytic reforming of carbohydrates, cycloaddition of furans, catalytic conversion of iso-butanol to para-xylene, enhanced FCC of renewable feedstocks, renewable methanol-to-aromatics (MTA), rLPG-to-aromatics, bioethanol-to-aromatics (ETA).