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Phenol | INEOS Phenol

Phenol was isolated for the first time from coal tar in 1834. Initially, its disinfecting properties meant that it was used to treat wounds.

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"Explosion and Fire at Ineos Phenol Plant at Mobile, Alabama"

10 Sep 2002

At approximately 1:08 a.m. CST on 9th September there was an explosion followed by a fire in one of the plant’s sub-units. The plant’s fire suppression system was immediately activated. All personnel were accounted for without any injuries. Mobile Fire and Rescue were called in for assistance

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ELTEX® MED | INEOS Olefins & Polymers Europe

The INEOS Olefins & Polymers Europe’s product slate includes PP (HPP, and RCP), HDPE and LLDPE for use in pharmaceutical and medical applications.

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Caps and Closures | INEOS Olefins & Polymers Europe

Polyolefins have become the material of choice for caps and closures, replacing traditional materials such as metal and cork.

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Project Finance | INEOS Electrochemical Solutions

Overseas INEOS customers can apply for financial support schemes from the British Government to support their electrolysis projects. Apply here.

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Phenol | INEOS Chemicals

We make phenols which are used to make glazing and lights, among other things.

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Electrode Coatings & Refurbishment | INEOS Electrochemical Solutions

High performance anode & cathode electrode coatings | Quality module refurbishment service | For all designs of chlor-alkali electrolyser

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Contact | INEOS Electrochemical Solutions

INEOS are ready to work with you for your clean hydrogen or chlor-alkali electrolysis project needs, simply contact us!

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Asset Care Programme | INEOS Electrochemical Solutions

INEOS Asset Care Programme | Our technical expertise, experience &training always on hand to keep everything running as it should, for a lifetime partnership

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London Business School | INEOS Foundations

Alumnus Sir Jim Ratcliffe donated £25 million to London Business School in 2016 to secure its premises for the next 125 years.

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