Sustainability appears set to lead discussions at Singapore’s Fintech Festival this year, as attendees both confront the necessity of addressing climate change and look for ways to cash in on going green.
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Organization: Cincinnati 2030 District, an initiative of Green Umbrella Join us for the 50% Solutions Series! Redefining your Path to Sustainability in the Face of the Pandemic and Beyond Event Sponsor The Ohio Center for Energy Efficiency (OCIEE) is a co-sponsor for this event and its activities are coordinated by Graphet Data Mining. OCIEE provides Ohio businesses opportunities for training, energy efficiency project financing, and state funded energy programs.
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SABIC, a global leader in the chemical industry, launched today a new portfolio of bio-based ULTEM™ resins that offer sustainability benefits while delivering exactly the same high performance and processability as incumbent ULTEM materials. These breakthrough polyetherimide (PEI) materials are the first certified renewable high-performance, amorphous polymers available in the industry. Using a mass balance approach[1], for every 100 kg of ULTEM resin produced, SABIC replaces 25.5 kg of fossil-based feedstocks with bio-based materials derived from waste or residue, such as crude tall oil from the wood industry. This advanced offering is a drop-in material option for current ULTEM materials and can support customers’ sustainability goals for challenging applications in consumer electronics, aerospace, automotive, and other industries where high temperature, dimensional stability or demanding mechanical performance is required.