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Sustainable Chemicals, Steel, and Decarbonizing Popular Materials

New sustainability innovations and trends are ever emerging under the decarbonization umbrella, evident amongst a number of material sectors. This article explores next-generation feedstocks, speciality chemicals, and the production of green steel.

Purem: Direct Air Capture

Purem is a German company that manufactures emission control systems. The company is planning to become a DAC OEM. IDTechEx analyst Eve Pope spoke with Purem at the Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2025.

ZutaCore (OmniTherm update)

ZutaCore is developing a two-phase, direct-to-chip thermal management solution for high-performance AI data centers.

NovoLINC

NovoLINC is developing a composite thermal interface material for data center thermal management solutions.

Frore Systems

Frore Systems is a provider of thermal management solutions for electronics and data center hardware.

ITM Power Plc

ITM Power plc is a leading original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers for green hydrogen production. The company is based in Sheffield, UK with operations in Germany. IDTechEx caught up with ITM Power at the Hydrogen Technology & Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2025 in Hamburg, Germany.

Silanna UV

Silanna UV is an Australian photonics company, and a branch of the parent company Silanna. It develops UVC LEDs for sensing and sterilization.

Hyproof

Hyproof is a Chinese company headquartered in Shanghai, specializing in the design, development, and manufacturing of membrane technologies. IDTechEx caught up with Hyproof at the Hydrogen Technology & Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2025 in Hamburg, Germany.

Addireen (Shenzhen Xihe Additive Manufacturing Technology Co Ltd)

Addireen Technologies (Shenzhen Xihe Additive Manufacturing Technology Co Ltd) is a Chinese metal 3D printing company specializing in green laser 3D printing.

DapuStor Inc

DapuStor Inc (DapuStor) is a Chinese provider of storage solutions (primarily SSDs) for data centers.

AcBel Polytech Inc

AcBel Polytech Inc (AcBel) is a Taiwanese power electronics company developing power supplies for high-performance data centers.

Elcogen

Elcogen is an Estonian developer and manufacturer of solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and solid oxide electrolyser cell (SOEC) technology for green hydrogen and emission-free power generation. IDTechEx conducted an interview with Elcogen at the Hydrogen & Carbon Capture World Expo 2025 in Hamburg, Germany.

YPlasma (data center cooling)

YPlasma is a Spanish spinout commercializing plasma actuators for a range of applications including data center cooling.

Revcoo

Revcoo is a French company focused on cryogenic carbon capture. At the Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2025, IDTechEx analyst Eve Pope spoke with Virgil Genna, Revcoo's Purchasing Manager.

Maybell Quantum

Maybell Quantum is developing cryogenic systems primarily for the quantum industry.

Fujitsu Quantum

Fujitsu are developing a range of quantum technologies including a superconducting qubit quantum computer.

Quest One

Quest One (formerly H-Tec Systems) is a German company specializing in mass manufacturing advanced PEM electrolysis stacks and electrolyzers. IDTechEx interviewed Quest One at the Hydrogen & Carbon Capture World Expo 2025 in Hamburg, Germany.

China's Autonomous Trucks Now Log Over One Million Kilometers Daily

Across the global autonomous vehicle landscape, commercial trucks are emerging as one of the first segments to reach true-scale deployment. in China, the pace of adoption has accelerated dramatically: trucks equipped with assisted driving systems now collectively log over one million kilometers every day. To gain deeper insights into this rapid transformation, Shihao Fu, an analyst specializing in autonomous driving at IDTechEx, recently visited Inceptio Technology, a leading Chinese autonomous trucking company.

The Art of Robotics and The Growing Intellect of Autonomy

'Robotics' takes on many different forms today. This article explores the way cars could pre-empt a driver's needs and make coffee-stop decisions en route, to humanoid robots operating in warehouses and cobots assisting humans in production lines.