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ExxonMobil bets on chemical recycling

Over $200 million allocated for new plants in Texas to move closer to the 450,000-ton annual target.

November 22, 2024 17:20

exxonMobil baytown ExxonMobil, the U.S.-based energy and chemical giant, will invest more than $200 million in chemical recycling at its Baytown and Beaumont facilities in Texas over the next few years.
The goal is to reach a processing capacity of 450,000 tons annually by 2027.

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