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Infinium and Borealis agree to produce low-carbon plastics from waste CO2
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Key points
- Infinium and Borealis have agreed to produce low-carbon polyolefin plastics using Infinium eNaphtha derived from waste CO2.
- Commercial eNaphtha shipments have begun from Infinium’s Texas facility to Borealis’ Finland plant, with the feedstock holding ISCC PLUS certification.
Summary
Infinium and Borealis have agreed to produce low-carbon polyolefin plastics using Infinium eNaphtha derived from waste CO2. Commercial eNaphtha shipments have begun from Infinium’s Texas facility to Borealis’ Finland plant, with the feedstock holding ISCC PLUS certification.
Original source title
E-fuels leader Infinium and chemicals manufacturer Borealis to turn carbon emissions into plastics
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