- The new BASF Coatings plant in Muenster focuses on high-demand automotive OEM coatings.
- Construction began in 2019 and took two and a half years to complete.
- The facility enhances sustainability by optimizing energy use and reducing CO₂ emissions.
- Since 2022, the Muenster site has been powered entirely by renewable wind energy.
New Facility Overview
BASF Coatings has launched a new production plant for automotive OEM coatings at its Muenster site in Germany. This facility is designed to produce high-demand colors, ensuring consistent product quality and improved production efficiency.
Strategic Investment
The investment represents a strategic milestone for BASF Coatings, enhancing its competitiveness in the high-volume coatings segment. The plant's advanced automation supports sustainable operations and process stability.
Project Development
From initial studies in 2019 to the start of production, the project took two and a half years to complete, driven by BASF Coatings' expertise.
Sustainability Initiatives
The plant optimizes energy consumption to reduce CO₂ emissions. Since 2022, the Muenster site has been powered entirely by renewable wind energy, saving approximately 4,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually.
