The chemical industry impacts up to 96% of all manufactured goods and is responsible for 7% of all direct greenhouse gas emissions globally.
And with time for corrective climate action fast running out, chemical manufacturers must start creating green capacities and shift to using environment-friendly processes and materials. But where exactly can they start?
Our new white paper, Green Chemistry: How the Chemical Industry Can Catalyze a Sustainable Future, looks at how companies can derive maximum value by going green and the chemicals that will help them make an easier switch.
What’s Inside:
- Climate action trends among major chemical firms
- Going green with commodity chemicals
- How to accelerate adoption of green chemicals
This paper is essential reading for supply chain and procurement leaders in the chemical industry who want to be at the forefront of sustainability efforts.
Theme: Strategy and Planning
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