Styrenics has made our lives safer and easier through its use in creating high-quality packaging, medical applications, automotive components, household and electronics devices as well as construction materials. Watch this video to find out how this material has proven to be the best choice in building a safer, healthier, sustainable, and more productive world.

Innovative performance, powered by nature. This is what INEOS Styrolution is offering with its new range of sustainable products made using renewable feedstock.

Follow the coffee machine and find out how electronics waste can be recycled and given a new life.

Follow the polystyrene yoghurt cup and find out it gets recycled and “reincarnated” by the process of depolymerisation.

A successful demonstration of the viability of high-purity mechanical recycling of polystyrene. Due to polystyrene's low diffusion property, high purity levels of 99.9% and more of the polystyrene recyclate can be achieved.

ResolVe is a research project focused on the
chemical recycling of polystyrene. It is funded
by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research
(BMBF) and executed jointly by INEOS Styrolution
and Neue Materialien Bayreuth as well as with two
institutes of the University of Aachen, the Department
of Processing & Recycling (I.A.R.) and Institute
for Plastics Processing (IKV).

INEOS has pledged its full support to help
create a circular economy for plastics by
launching a global pledge with five targets,
to be met by 2025.

In this video, only 4 INEOS targets are mentioned. INEOS included an additional target on PVC recycling after this video was made.

Kevin McQuade, CEO INEOS Styrolution,
presents the company’s vision and efforts to
contribute to a circular economy for styrenics.