INEOS Invests $40 Million to Decarbonize UK Chemical Site

Chemical company INEOS announced that it has completed a £30 million (USD$40.4 million) investment at its Hull manufacturing site, converting the facility to run on hydrogen instead of natural gas, resulting in a 75% reduction in carbon emissions.

Based on the east coast of the UK, the INEOS Acetyls business in Hull is the largest producer of acetic acid, acetic anhydride and ethyl acetate in Europe. Acetic acid is a broadly utilized chemical, used in the production of food preservatives, and to make goods such as ink, pharmaceuticals, household clea…

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