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Synhelion has been selected for funding under the “Produktives.NRW” program of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), supporting the construction of a commercial demonstration plant for renewable synthetic fuels at Brainergy Park in Jülich, Germany. The program draws on around EUR 90 million in EU funding from the Just Transition Fund, which is being distributed across nine selected projects supporting industrial innovation in the Rhenish region and the northern Ruhr

enewable energy company Qair today announced that it has secured the building permit for its 50 MW Rudine solar power project in the municipality of Nikšić. This milestone represents a significant step forward in Qair’s ambition to establish itself as a leading renewable energy producer in Montenegro—a strategic market with strong renewable energy potential and a supportive regulatory environment. While the project has already secured grid connection approval from CGES, Montenegro’s

BYD and Covestro have recently agreed on a long-term partnership focused on advanced material applications, highlighting how those materials are moving to the center of electric vehicle (EV) and energy-system strategy. As EV adoption broadens, cost and manufacturability pressures intensify; replacing multi-part metal assemblies with engineered polymer solutions can reduce part count and simplify assembly. Against this backdrop, the partnership highlights the growing strategic value of polymers