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Worley selected to provide engineering for D-CRBN renewable syngas plant in Antwerp

D-CRBN has selected Worley to provide engineering services for a demonstration plant in Antwerp that will convert carbon dioxide and biomethane into renewable syngas using plasma.

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D-CRBN has selected Worley to provide engineering services for its renewable syngas demonstration plant in Antwerp, Belgium, according to a Worley release dated 9 September 2026.

The plant is designed to demonstrate a lower-carbon route for producing feedstock used in the chemicals and fuels sectors. It will use D-CRBN's plasma technology, which uses electricity to convert carbon dioxide and biomethane into renewable syngas.

The release does not disclose the value of the engineering contract or the schedule for the demonstration plant.

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  1. Worley selected to engineer D-CRBN's renewable syngas demonstration plant in BelgiumCompany releaseWorleyPublished 9 September 2026Read 23 October 2026

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