Covestro has established four key points in its strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Covestro outperformed benchmarks in well-being, employer branding, digital HR and diversity and inclusion.
The latest colour trend report RAL COLOUR FEELING 2025+ will contain 15 tones which are highly relevant for architectural and industrial applications.
The new Shanghai-based plant will help meeting the growing demand for waterborne coatings in the Asian market.
The Dutch solar coating manufacturing site of Covestro helps to harvest up to 4% more energy from the sun in solar installations.
For the 5th consecutive year, Covestro has been awarded as a Top Employer in China.
The ongoing partnership between Covestro and TMT supports the development of longer wind blades.
The two new plants increase the scale of the largest production site of Covestro.
Markus Steilemann will be the CEO of Covestro for other five years.
Covestro will showcase its contributions to aesthetics, functionality and sustainability for designers.
In the Spanish manufacturing site, Covestro will increase the production of raw materials aimed at several markets.
Covestro provides Ukrainian refugees with targeted donations and support.
Covestro is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2035 for scope 1 and scope 2.
Covestro’s Dormagen and Leverkusen facilities received the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification Plus.
The new material developed by Covestro and Genomatica will allow to produce more sustainable coatings and adhesives.