Search Results

Safety, Health & Environment | INEOS Olefins & Polymers USA

Building a sustainable company that will provide a solid foundation for the next generation of employees is at the core of INEOS Olefins & Polymers USA.

Counting down to the global Inovyn Awards

The Inovyn Awards recognises ground-breaking projects that are helping to advance innovation and sustainable solutions across the vinyl industry. The 2025 Inovyn Awards winners will be announced on the 9th October.

Project ONE groundbreaking

On 15 December, a symbolic sheet pile went into the ground in the port of Antwerp for Project One, INEOS' innovative ethane cracker. INEOS invests EUR 4 billion in Europe's most sustainable ethane cracke with this project.

Environmental Performance Update

Since acquiring the Forties Pipeline System (FPS) in November 2017, we have, and continue, to invest heavily in environmental improvements to deliver our ambitious plans for a sustainable future.

Project One

INEOS Styrolution awarded platinum rating for 2nd year running

INEOS Styrolution awarded platinum rating for 2nd year running

Innovators not Imitators | INEOS Olefins and Polymers Europe

INEOS is not interested in following the crowd. And it never has been. It likes to lead from the front and sees change as an opportunity. A chance to innovate. A chance to find a better way to do something. In their latest INCH article 'Innovators, not Imitators' they look at the topic of sustai

Greatview launches Greatview Planet to drive the circular economy

Greatview develops its first sustainable packaging solution Greatview Planet in co-operation with INEOS and UPM Biofuels – all certified by the RSB

Flemish Minister of Environment Zuhal Demir grants INEOS Olefins Belgium permit for Project ONE

Flemish Minister of Environment Zuhal Demir has granted the environmental permit to INEOS Olefins Belgium for Project One. This clears the way for the construction and operation of the most sustainable steam cracker in Europe. Preparatory works for the construction are anticipated to start this summer.

Issue 27