Adani, Dioxycle partner on low-carbon chemical production using renewable power. The initiative will begin with a pilot facility at an Adani Group's site to produce formic acid using captured CO[2] and renewable electricity, followed by a phased scale-up to commercial manufacturing. 10 Jul 2026 Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL) and French company Dioxycle have entered into a long-term partnership to develop and scale low-carbon chemical production in India. The initiative will begin with a pilot facility at an Adani Group's site to produce formic acid using captured carbon dioxide and renewable electricity. Following successful validation, the partners plan to scale the technology for commercial manufacturing. Formic acid and its derivatives are widely used across industries including textiles, agriculture and manufacturing. The project aims to demonstrate how captured carbon emissions can be converted into valuable products using clean energy. The partnership combines Dioxycle's electrically driven chemical manufacturing technology with Adani Group's clean-energy capabilities, infrastructure platform and project execution expertise to create a new model for sustainable and cost-competitive chemical production. "We are proud to pilot India's first formic acid production facility powered entirely by renewable electricity and captured carbon. This partnership with Dioxycle is a testament to how strategic industrial synergies can turn carbon liabilities into sustainable, cost-effective economic assets," said Jeet Adani, Director, Adani Group. "This partnership demonstrates how clean technology and industrial scale can come together to reshape how essential chemicals are produced. India offers a unique combination of renewable energy, manufacturing capability, and ambition. Together with Adani, we aim to build a competitive and scalable model for low-carbon chemical production," said Sarah Lamaison, chief executive officer (CEO) and co-founder of Dioxycle. Beyond formic acid, the partners will explore opportunities to develop a broader portfolio of chemicals used across sectors such as energy, materials, packaging and manufacturing. Many of these sectors continue to rely on fossil-based feedstocks and face increasing pressure to reduce emissions. For the Adani Group, the initiative marks a strategic entry into the chemicals sector, building on its strengths in renewable energy and infrastructure while expanding its portfolio of future-ready businesses. More about

Dioxycle gives keynote at European commission 2026 Cleantech Conference. On 19th May, Dioxycle's Head of Strategy, Joseph Cordonnier, was in Brussels representing Dioxycle at the 2026 Cleantech Conference. Decarbonising industry is increasingly recognised as key to economic resilience and strategic autonomy. The question is: how? Dioxycle shared why critical chemicals are a strategic priority for European industry, what Dioxycle is building, and why Dioxycle believe Europe needs to focus support on FOAK projects for cleantech where Europe can become the leader. Dioxycle is proof of how innovation leads to scalable next-generation technologies that are cleaner, cheaper and sovereign. A warm thank you to CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency and the Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA) for the opportunity! Past: May 12 - 2026