Slightly to heavily contaminated soils and sediments are now being treated, cleaned and recycled into secondary building materials in the heart of Liège.
American biotech CyanVac has chosen the Charleroi-based subsidiary of Univercells to produce a new single-dose vaccine against coronavirus, to be administered nasally.
In the port of Zeebrugge, 11 wind turbines with a total capacity of 44 MW are currently supplying green electricity to the largest electric vehicle charging park in Belgium.
GSK is investing €330 million in a vaccine freeze-drying facility. The aim in Wavre will also be to produce 100 million doses of a new coronavirus vaccine.
