Dear readers,
2022 is coming to an end. This year was dominated by several crises: The Russian war on Ukraine, the energy crisis, the scarcity of raw materials with impact on international supply chains and the continuing Covid-19 pandemic posed serious obstacles for the global economy. Nevertheless, there were also various encouraging developments. In Hessen, many companies are active in driving the transformation towards a sustainable economy and there are many initiatives that support this process. One excellent example is the opening of the 'ryon' greentech booster, which offers great conditions for aspiring greentech companies in our region. You can read more about this and other intriguing stories in the following newsletter.
Let us look forward together, hopefully, to a more peaceful and stable 2023. Of course, we will continue to support you in word and deed in the coming year with our wide range of services.
I wish you and your loved ones happy holidays and a good start into a healthy, fortunate and successful new year.
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Dr. Rainer Waldschmidt
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Chief Executive Officer
Hessen Trade & Invest
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Multi million funding committed for world’s largest e-fuel project in Hessen
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A project at Industriepark Höchst (IPH) is planned to show for the first time how the fluctuating availability of green electricity impacts the production of carbon-neutral power-to-liquid (PtL) fuels.
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DuPont on the way to climate neutrality
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The US-based chemicals giant DuPont is aiming at making their traditional site in Neu-Isenburg climate-neutral as early as next year.
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Climate protection Launch pad for green innovations
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The State of Hessen and Merck (EMD for our northamerican readers) opened a green technology business accelerator in Gernsheim on November 28.
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Microorganisms from central Hessen – for 150 million people every day from the most sustainable company in the world
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Biotech company Chr. Hansen develops and produces bacterial strains in Pohlheim, Hessen, providing a sustainable way to make food last longer and thereby reduce food waste. Thanks to the ideal local conditions, the site was recently expanded – and production was more than doubled.
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Hessen sends fossil fuels to the sidelines
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First vehicle from the world’s largest fleet of hydrogen-powered trains unveiled in Frankfurt.
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A new dimension in special logistics in North Hessen
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British group RS has massively expanded its distribution center in Bad Hersfeld in response to Brexit. State-of-the-art systems now deliver products efficiently and sustainably to customers all across Europe from Hessen. A visit by HTAI CEO Rainer Waldschmidt and representatives of Hessen’s economic development network marked the start of even closer cooperation with regional enterprises.
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Meet our Hessen Experts at these Events: |
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30. Jan - 02. Feb 2023
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ARAB HEALTH 2023
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27. Feb - 02. Mar 2023
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MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS 2023
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17. Apr - 19. Apr 2023
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3D Cell Culture 2023
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17. Apr - 21. Apr 2023
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HIMSS – GLOBAL HEALTH CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2023
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25. Apr - 27. Apr 2023
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JEC WORLD 2023
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09. May - 12. May 2023
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transport logistic 2023
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Hessen Trade & Invest GmbH Mainzer Straße 118 65189 Wiesbaden Phone +49 611 95017 8641 info@htai.de
Concept, text and editing Jonas Winkler (responsible according to German Press Law)
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Chairman of the Supervisory Board: Umut Sönmez
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