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“Circular polypropylene solutions proven to substantially reduce carbon emissions”
Bornewables™ product range of polypropylene provides significantly smaller greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions compared to polyolefins made from fossil-based feedstock.
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Borealis announces start-up of heat recovery unit based on revolutionary Qpinch technology
Borealis announces that its open-innovation collaboration with Qpinch, the creators of a revolutionary and patented heat recovery technology, has passed an important milestone.
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Tomra Sorting Systems and Borealis have started up the mechanical recycling pilot plant in Germany
The state-of-the-art mechanical recycling pilot plant will separate plastic waste and delivers market-ready polymer materials.
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“State-of-the-art” plant by Tomra and Borealis
The innovative new approach that Tomra and Borealis are taking helps to reduce use of virgin plastic in packaging by 50% percent.
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Itochu, Borealis, and Borouge collaborate to promote renewable PP in Japan
Enable uptake of renewable polypropylene (PP) in the Japanese market.
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Circularity will continue
to drive the circular economy - Borealis
to drive the circular economy - Borealis
Borealis yesterday announced a second-quarter net profit of €64 million.
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Austrian companies collaborate on industrial-scale CO2 capture and utilisation project
Lafarge Zementwerke, Verbund and Borealis have launched plans for a joint project aimed at advancing the transformation towards a Zero CO2 economy in Europe.
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Borealis decision to discontinue world-scale polyethylene project in Kazakhstan
Borealis says it will not proceed with the development of polyethylene (PE) project in Kazakhstan
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OMV to hold a controlling stake in Borealis
The international integrated gas and oil company OMV will increase its shareholding in Borealis to 75%, repositioning the Group for a lower carbon future.
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Borealis producing certified renewable polypropylene at own facilities in Belgium
Borealis has started to produce polypropylene (PP) based on Neste-produced renewable feedstock in its production facilities in Kallo and Beringen, Belgium.
