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Perstorp launches 100 percent renewable based 2-EH

Perstorp launches 100 percent renewable based 2-EH
An aerial view of the Perstorp Stenungsund facility in Sweden (photo courtesy Perstorp).

Sweden-headed global specialty chemicals major Perstorp Holding AB (Perstorp), a PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad (PCG) company has launched a new grade of 2-Ethylhexanol (2-EH), now available with 100 percent renewable, traceable mass-balanced carbon content.

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When including the biogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) uptake absorbed by the renewable raw materials used, the product has a negative carbon footprint cradle to Perstorp gate.

Developed based on both physical and chemical traceability, 2-EH Pro 100 is designed to minimize the carbon footprint throughout the value chain, while supporting sustainable sourcing of renewable and recycled raw materials.

Offering a wide array of applications, 2-EH Pro 100 demonstrates the wide impact the chemical industry has in so many areas of life.

The launch of 2-EH Pro 100 is the newest in a series of additions of 100 percent renewable products based on traceable mass balance to Perstorp’s Pro-Environment portfolio including Evyron T100, Neeture N100, Valeric Acid Pro 100, and 2-EHA Pro 100.

We have launched a number of grades of partially renewable products in the past years, but these new additions are especially exciting as they are some of the first 100% renewable sourced products of this type on the market. It showcases and further strengthens our commitment and continuous efforts to enable a sustainable transformation in the industry and value chain, said Betty Lu, VP of Business Unit Oxo and Plasticizers at Perstorp.

Step toward becoming Finite Material Neutral

2-EH Pro 100 is Perstorp’s most recent step towards becoming Finite Material Neutral, heralding “a significant shift” in the industry’s dependence on virgin fossil raw materials while allowing downstream industries to reduce their Scope 3 emissions while also creating products with reduced carbon footprint, without compromising on performance.

2-EH Pro 100 is an International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC PLUS certified product. Being ISCC PLUS certified means that all sustainable raw materials are ISCC PLUS or ISCC EU certified in all parts of the value chain all the way back to the point of origin.

The 2-EH Pro 100 will enable our customers to use 2-EH based on 100 percent renewable traceable mass-balanced feedstock in their formulations. This will provide a significant reduction of the product’s carbon footprint throughout the entire value chain and support the needed transition to more sustainable chemical solutions using less finite raw materials, said Magnus Hindsö, Business Manager for Oxo Products at Perstorp.

Emphasizing transparency and traceability, the Traceable Mass Balance applies chemical and physical traceability. Applying both physical and chemical traceability means that it is possible to find the recycled/renewable molecules in the output product and enables brand owners to make credible product claims.

This drives a real transition of the industry to break fossil dependence and incentivize innovation and the development of new raw materials and technologies needed for the complete transition of products and industry.

The launch of 2-EH Pro 100 marks another significant milestone in Perstorp’s quest to lead the industry’s shift towards renewable and recycled raw materials, and it reflects an “exciting step towards future-proofing, gradually phasing out virgin fossil raw materials for a variety of applications” the company said.

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