ClearSign Technologies Corporation , an emerging leader in industrial combustion and sensing technologies that improve energy , operational efficiency , and safety while dramatically reducing emissions , announces that it has received the initial engineering order from engineering and heater manufacturer Birwelco USA Inc . ( a BIH Group company ) as the first phase of a project to retrofit four process heaters with a total of 26

ClearSign Core™ burners to be installed in the Gulf Coast facility of a Fortune 500 global chemical company . The burner order was received from Birwelco USA Inc . for installation in a Gulf Coast facility in Texas of a global multifaceted chemicals company . The Company expects the project to be rolled out in phases , resulting in the final delivery of the burners to be around the second half of 2025 .

Malta Inc . ( Malta ), a pioneering company in electro-thermal longduration energy storage solutions , and Schmid Pekintas Gunes Enerji Sistemleri San . ve . Tic . A . S . ( Schmid Pekintas ), a solar energy company with a strong presence in the solar panel manufacturing and solar project development sectors , has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU ) aimed at establishing a cooperative framework to hybridize several Schmid Pekintas ’ s solar energy projects with Malta ’ s advanced long duration energy storage . The MoU will focus on assessing the co-development and construction of Malta ’ s long duration energy storage in colocation with Schmid

Pekintas ’ s 540MW pre-licensed solar energy projects in Türkiye , as well as in the U . S . and Europe . This initiative aims to create a scalable , replicable , and cost-efficient model for collocated solar and energy storage projects , ensuring a stable and reliable 24 / 7 green energy supply while providing essential grid reliability services such as synchronous inertia . Concurrently , Schmid Pekintas and Malta will evaluate deploying energy storage solutions into 200-500 MW of existing and new solar projects across various South European countries and U . S . states , including California , New Mexico , and Texas , targeting a combined storage deployment of up to 1GW over the next five years .

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries , Ltd . ( MHI ) has entered into a

Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU ) with Taiwan Fertilizer Co .,

Ltd . ( TFC ) to conduct a joint prefeasibility study that will explore the establishment of an ammonia value chain in Taiwan . This is in support of Taiwan ’ s “ 2050 Net-Zero Emissions ” goal . Under this MoU , MHI and TFC will assess the facilities and economic feasibility of the fuel ammonia value chain , including ammonia receiving , storage , handling , and delivery to power plants , as well as using ammonia as a fuel for power generation . Through this study ,

both companies aim to lay a strong foundation for a robust ammonia value chain in Taiwan . Ammonia , a compound comprised of hydrogen and nitrogen , serves as an efficient carrier for transporting hydrogen and can also be directly combusted as a fuel without producing CO2 . As ammonia emerges as a clean fuel of the future , the establishment of a comprehensive value chain , from production to utilization , will greatly contribute to achieving a carbon-neutral society .