Global chemical giant agrees to implement emission reduction plan

According to the news from the China Rubber Association, the world’s top five chemical giants AkzoNobel, DSM, Evonik, Mitsubishi and Solvay have agreed to implement a series of emission reduction measures, aiming to reduce 1.4 billion tons annually by 2030. Waste discharge.

This project is an important part of the Low Carbon Technology Partnership promoted by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). More than 140 companies and 50 partners have agreed to implement low carbon technology development.

WBCSD**Peter Bakker stated that chemical companies play an important role in promoting low-carbon development. The five leading global companies are pioneers in the chemical industry. They have achieved great success in the industry and their value chain will Global emission reductions make an outstanding contribution.

Peter Bakker called on other visionary companies to participate in this initiative and cooperate with each other to create a better life.