- NEOVYN™ PVC demand has grown thirtyfold since 2024.
- NEOVYN™ offers a carbon footprint 37% lower than the European industry average for suspension PVC.
- The NEOVYN™ range is certified under the ISCC PLUS scheme.
- INEOS Inovyn uses renewable energy sources like hydroelectric, wind, and solar for NEOVYN™ production.
NEOVYN™ PVC Demand Surge
Since its launch in 2024, NEOVYN™ PVC has seen a thirtyfold increase in demand. This growth is driven by sectors such as construction, automotive, piping, and technical textiles, all seeking environmentally responsible products.
Reduced Carbon Footprint
NEOVYN™ PVC offers a carbon footprint that is 37% lower than the European industry average for suspension PVC, reducing emissions to 1.3 kg CO2 per kg PVC. This reduction is achieved through the use of renewable and low-carbon energy sources.
Renewable Energy Sources
INEOS Inovyn produces NEOVYN™ using renewable energy, including hydroelectric power from Norway, wind energy from North Sea turbines in Antwerp, and solar energy in Jemeppe. This approach supports the company's commitment to sustainability.
Certification and Verification
The NEOVYN™ range is certified under the ISCC (International Sustainability & Carbon Certification) PLUS scheme. Its greenhouse gas credentials are independently verified, providing assurance to customers about its environmental impact.
Impact on Key Sectors
NEOVYN™ is becoming a reference point for low-carbon PVC solutions, particularly in the construction sector. It helps manufacturers meet sustainability regulations and reduce the carbon footprint of products like window profiles, flooring, and pipes.
