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       rial at its Porvoo refinery in Finland
       and turning it into Neste RE, a recycled
       drop-in feedstock for the production of
       new plastics and chemicals.

          The  aggregation  tanks  will  be
       located  in  the  Port  of  Rotterdam  to
       optimise  supply  chains  and  stream-
       line  logistics.  As  Neste  is  securing
       liquefied waste plastic supply through
       various suppliers across Europe, this
       central and major logistics hub offers
       seamless  connectivity  to  the  conti-
       nent’s  expansive  infrastructure.  The
       tank  solution  and  surrounding  infra-
       structure will ensure safe and reliable
       storage of liquefied waste plastic.

          The  tanks  are  expected  to  be   chain  and  in  reaching  our  ambitious  brings,” said Mr. Andreas Teir, Head
       operational  in  the  second  half  of  goals  of  processing  liquefied  waste  of Chemical Recycling at Neste.
       2025,  matching  the  schedule  for  the  plastic. We are continuously expand-
       ongoing  construction  of  capacity   ing our network of suppliers for lique-   Neste  is  advancing  chemical  re-
       upgrading  facilities  for  liquefied  fied  waste  plastic  and  the  new  stor-  cycling  of  plastic  waste  and  has  the
       waste plastic in Porvoo.          age significantly enhances our offtake  ambition  to  process  over  1-mtoa
                                         flexibility.  This  paves  the  way  for  a  of  plastic  waste.  To  process  larger
         “The  new  aggregation  tanks  in  more sustainable and circular plastics  amounts of liquefied waste feeds, the
       Rotterdam enabling efficient logistics  economy  and  we  are  excited  about  company  is  building  capacities  for
       are  crucial  in  optimising  our  supply  the  opportunities  this  collaboration  150,000-tpa of liquefied waste plastic.
       COLLABORATION
       Kao and Thailand’s CP Group forge partnership

       for sustainable consumer and chemical products

          Kao  Corporation,  the  Japanese
       manufacturer of consumer and indus-
       trial chemical products, and Thai con-
       glomerate  Charoen  Pokphand  (CP)
       Group  have  signed  a  MoU  to  drive
       collaboration  in  co-creating  sustain-
       able consumer and chemical products.

          The  two  companies  agreed  to
       jointly create a new house brand for
       CP Group with product and innovation
       support from Kao Group. Furthermore,
       both  parties  will  consider  importing
       environmentally  friendly  products
       from  Kao  to  be  distributed  through
       CP’s extensive retail and distribution
       network.


       Chemical Weekly  October 15, 2024                                                               171


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