LyondellBasell Industries N.V., one of the world's largest plastics, chemicals and petroleum companies, today released an annual sustainability report designed to affect positive change by focusing on plastics waste, climate change and changes in a prosperous society. LyondellBasell announced one of the industry's most ambitious goals: to produce and sell 2000 million tons of recycled and renewable polymers by 2030 2000. The report sets out LyondellBasell's strategy and ambitions for the next decade. "LiondellBasell Over the years, we have been committed to promoting a circular economy and have made great strides in machinery and the production of advanced recycling and renewable products," said Jimmy Seward, Senior Vice President Research and Development, Technology and Business Sustainability. "We see the potential for the next 10 years, our sustainability ambitions require us to adapt our business model, and our performance in terms of technology and innovation will enable us to create a new solution that benefits society". 

Key elements of LyondellBasell's Sustainability Report include actions on several fronts:-Recycling 2000 Recycling 2000 Recycling 20000 Increase investment in plastics recovery and recycling to accelerate the solution to the plastics waste problem-Reduce carbon dioxide emissions per tonne of product by 15% per year by 2030 compared to 2015. Incorporate talent programs, implement DI To promote diversity, inclusion and equity in the workplace, the Company, in partnership with the American Chemistry Council and European plastics industry counterparts, continues to strengthen recycling and collaborate across the industry to ensure that 100 percent of plastic packaging is reusable, recycled, or recovered by 2040 years. Bob Patel, CEO, has been instrumental in this effort. Launching the End Plastic Waste Coalition demonstrates the continued engagement of the organization's stakeholders, and LyondellBasell is also developing advanced recycling technologies with Moretecc, a 50/50 technology joint venture that expands the grade and color offerings of mechanically recycled products. First successful parallel production of polypropylene (PP) and low-density polyethylene (LDPE) through high-quality circular polymers (QCP), improved plastics design for better recyclability, and collaboration with brand owners to improve product recyclability. Parallel production. Commercial-scale raw materials.
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