Proxima Studio/Adobe Stock The objective of the partnership is to rapidly develop and industrialize new products based on Origin Materials’ technology platform, which will be in high demand as OEMs seek to decarbonize their supply chains, said the companies.
Origin Materials (Sacramento, CA) and Solvay are collaborating to develop and industrialize advanced materials built on the Origin Materials carbon-negative technology platform for automotive applications. Solvay has signed a multi-year capacity reservation agreement for a drop-in ready specialty polyamide. The polymer is suited for internal combustion engine technology as well as e-mobility systems.
The companies believe these newly developed and industrialized materials will be in high demand as OEMs seek to decarbonize their supply chains. The companies will work to rapidly develop and industrialize new products based on Origin Materials’ technology platform, leveraging Solvay’s leadership po
Bill to Tackle PFAS Contamination in Drinking Water
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Bill to Tackle PFAS Contamination in Drinking Water
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March 8, 2021
Weirton Area Water Board and the City of Weirton, West Virginia, (together Weirton) sued Corteva, Inc., Dupont de Nemours, Inc., AGC Chemicals Americas, Inc., Archroma U.S., Inc. Dynax Corporation, Solvay Specialty Polymers, USA, LLC, and Solvay USA, Inc. last Friday. The civil suit for damages alleges that the defendants’ design, manufacture, and sale of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) products has caused widespread drinking water contamination costing the plaintiffs to incur testing, treatment, and infrastructural costs, in addition to loss of consumer confidence.
A similar suit was filed by the Pennsylvania-American Water Company last month, and in January, DuPont de Nemours, Corteva, and The Chemours Company announced a $4 billion PFAS settlement and the resolution of separate Ohio multidistrict litigation for $83 million.