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Fast transformation to sustainable chemistry

At Chemport Europe, we are dedicated to speed up the transformation to sustainable chemistry, and we support the growth of the chemical industry in the Northern Netherlands. By switching to renewable raw materials and green processes in chemistry, we contribute to the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement. Our journey to a renewable, carbon-based chemical ecosystem is focusing on:

Circular polymers

The Chemport region specialises in innovative polymer solutions

Biomass

Green raw materials are abundantly available in the region, also as feedstock for biorefinery

Hydrogen

Green hydrogen is a key focus: for fuel as well as raw material for the chemical industry

Carbon dioxide

Chemport supports Carbon Capture initiatives for CO2 to chemicals

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Superkritische CO2 in de procesindustrie

June 6th, 2023, 09:00 AM UTC
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The right fibers for 3D printing

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Chemical clusters

A unique aspect of the Northern Netherlands is the close collaboration between the chemical clusters in Emmen, Delfzijl en Heerenveen. All within an hour driving distance.

Chemical Cluster Delfzijl

A sustainably developed industrial area for chemical related companies who exchange raw materials.

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Cluster Heerenveen

Circular economy and recycling expertise

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Chemical Cluster Emmen

Specialized in making fiber. Focus on polymers and materials.

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