A vegetable oil-based polyol replaces petroleum-based polyol to synthesize polyurethane foam, which can save energy and reduce emissions.

The Dutch government and four other member states created a joint statement urging sustainable change. The statement is a significant opportunity to limit Europe's external dependencies while moving closer to European climate and environmental goals.

Henkel has created a tool that maps the cradle-to-gate emissions verified and certified by TÜV Rheinland.

The ISCC certification system establishes a methodology to validate accounting for the CO₂ capture benefits of the CCU process, as well as tracking of sustainable feedstocks using the mass balance system.

Siegwerk received a B score from CDP reflecting its commitment to sustainability and climate action, as well as its efforts to increase industry transparency.

The climate neutrality targets for scope 3 emissions complete Covestro's climate strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Evonik and Uniper have launched a sustainable district heating project for Germany’s Ruhr region, saving 1,750 tons of CO₂ per year by recovering industrial heat waste. 

Covestro and RWE have signed a long-term power purchase agreement for the supply of power from offshore wind turbines in the North Sea for the Covestro production site in Antwerp, Belgium.

Celanese is now the only producer offering low-carbon acetic acid under the ECO-CC product name, which positions the company to help municipalities meet the growing demand for more sustainable and circular solutions.

Covestro is moving forward with the implementation of a unique process for producing the important chemical, aniline, entirely based on plant biomass instead of petroleum.