Plastics. The world relies on them. But we could do with a lot less plastic waste. Some good news: At our ExxonMobil Baytown Area advanced recycling plant, we’re able to transform discarded plastic back into raw materials. In other words, millions of pounds of plastic waste can become new products instead of ending up in a landfill. Learn more about how we’re helping policymakers and industry make real progress toward eliminating plastic waste. The full story is right here: exxonmobil.co/3W2UQ8q #recycling #plastics #technology #weareexxonmobil
Exciting! Best of luck with the initiative 💪🏼
This is fantastic news! It's great to see the efforts being made to reduce plastic waste and transform it into something valuable. Keep up the amazing work, ExxonMobil.
Congratulations EXXONMOBIL! We are also proud to use recycled PET in the manufacturing of our PPE gloves.
"That's great to hear! It's amazing how your ExxonMobil Baytown Area advanced recycling plant is pioneering a solution to transform discarded plastic into raw materials, reducing plastic waste and promoting a more circular economy. It's encouraging to see industry leaders like you taking proactive steps towards a sustainable future. Keep up the good work and continue to inspire others to join the journey towards a plastic-waste-free world!"
I have been working on Linde India Ltd for the last 18 years and the total experience is 37 years. One year extension is going on. My expertise is cryogenic air separation, water chemistry, polymerization, IMS, Six Sigma productivity.
Wow I am an environmentalist but recently serving in Delta Please sir , how can I join your team ?
Plastics are an essential commodity. Great new technology for recycling plastics. Commendable. But the problem remains - an effective way for gathering, sorting, and getting the used plastic to recycling plants. Otherwise, it will continue to go to landfills, rivers and oceans, Moe Sood
Great News! Congratulations, I was wondering about the mechanical properties compared to virgin plastic.
We definitely could do with a lot less plastic waste.
All told, we expect to have the capacity to process more than a billion pounds of discarded plastic per year around the world by 2027. How? Click this link to hear from our EMTEC president Michael Zamora: https://exxonmobil.co/3y3PHVD.