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INEOS to combine Olefins & Polymers businesses in Europe

INEOS Olefins & Polymers Europe will become the largest business within the INEOS Group with the scale and diversity necessary to be able to compete in the current turbulent economic climate. It will employ around 3600 people across 10 sites and will have a turnover of around €9 billion.

INEOS to resume activity at Lavera

Following the end of the 18 day strike and the return to work at the Port of Marseilles, INEOS has now re-started import and export operations at the Lavera refinery.  The site is working to resume normal activity as quickly as possible. For information contact: Martine Le Ster - INEOS Refi

INEOS to build huge butane storage tank

Gas is INEOS’ lifeblood. Without competitively-priced gas, its ability to compete with the best of the world is doomed. That’s why it is acting now

Grangemouth scales problem

INEOS O&P UK has cut the amount of water it needs at its plant in Grangemouth, Scotland, by 100 million gallons a year – enough to fill 5,000 average-sized swimming pools.

Hull chosen for £150m plant

It will strengthen UK manufacturing but it will boost exports from the UK to Europe and the rest of the world.

Trash-4-Treats

Children from some of the poorest townships in South Africa have been inspired by INEOS to take pride in their neighbourhoods. And the results speak for themselves.

Closing the recycling loop

Partnerships are being forged with recycling companies all over the world to ensure plastic waste is collected and then turned into raw materials, which INEOS can use in its manufacturing processes.

Hydrogen pipeline trial

Carbon Destroyer 1 launches as Europe’s first CO2 storage ship

It was an industry born out of the need to lessen the effects of climate change. And it’s now on its way to proving its worth.

Delivering a Net Zero future through sustainable science and innovation | INEOS Grangemouth Sustainability Stories

As an organisation we are continuing to accelerate our investment in emissions reductions and are encouraged by the progress we have already made.