chemXplore tracks 5 projects targeting polyether polyol, of which 3 are active.
3 new construction.
2 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Owners and developers: BASF SE (1), NEVEON Holding GmbH (1), PCC BD Sp. z o.o. (1), PCC Exol SA (1), PCC Rokita SA (1), PCC SE (1)
Investors: Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A. (1), SABIC (1)
Licensors and offtakers are recorded on 2 of these 3 projects For subscribers
New flexible plant in Brzeg Dolny to produce non‑ionic surfactants, polyether polyols and ethoxylated compounds; completion targeted by end‑2028; investment ~PLN 842m.
Evaluating up to 50% stake in Zhoushan advanced-materials project; PDA sets framework toward a potential FID and joint development.
Forecasts revenue near €1bn, EBITDA rising over 20% to a three‑digit million, and a return to EBIT profit; Q2 figures due Aug 20, 2026.
Antidumping probe targets Chinese imports of polyether polyols; provisional tariffs possible within 7 months, final measures in up to 14 months.
PCE polyols for PUDs use captured CO2, cut lifecycle emissions up to 30%, replace PTMEG/PC and polyether polyols, and are being made by partners in the US and China.
Ultrasuede™ is used in Case's Ella Lounge and 675 Chair, enhancing sustainability and design. Toray expands its European presence with a new showroom in Portugal.
The CQ-Configurator enables rapid, data-driven sustainability assessments for polyurethane foam, aiding decision-making and aligning product performance with market needs.
Dow's STEM initiatives and safety training for diisocyanates earn Cefic awards, highlighting their commitment to education and workplace safety in the chemical industry.
New process recovers polyurethane from vehicles without disassembly, enhancing circularity and compliance with recycling regulations.
Investments focus on digitalization, circular economy, and innovation in process technology, enhancing R&D capabilities in key global sites for sustainable solutions.
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