Issue 4
Tricoya harvests INEOS’ expertise
INEOS has formed a partnership with an Anglo-Dutch company whose innovative technology could help to prevent the need to use…
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Issue 4
An independent view
Britain’s salvation could come from shale gas that has been buried in rocks for 300 million years.
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Material Gain
As Europe hesitates, America is already reaping the rewards of shale gas in terms of energy costs and security as well as…
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The road to the future
Some say that behind every successful man is a great woman.
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Driving change
Building on more than 20 years of research, INEOS is perfecting the technology to turn household waste into renewable energy and…
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Good Chemistry
Around the world, the chemical industry is working hard to find solutions to many of the issues that a rising population presents…
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Clothed in success
Men and women of a certain age will remember nylon and acrylic.
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INEOS excels come rain or shine
Paralympian Richard Schabel’s chances of a gold medal literally slipped out of his hands at the Sydney Olympics in 2000.
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INEOS keeps athletes in the running for gold
No-one will forget the sight of American sprinter Dennis Oehler break the 12-second barrier in the 100-metres at the Seoul 1988…
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PVC flexes its muscles
INEOS has been helping to break world records, shape world events and create world champions for years.
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UK needs clear, long-term energy policy to safeguard future of manufacturing
INEOS continues to have a significant presence in the UK, with around 4,000 employees across six sites.
Issue 1
Shale gas: The changing game
Shale gas is burgeoning and with it so is American petrochemicals that use this new low-cost source of gas as its main raw…