VYNOVA

Vynova has published its annual sustainability report, covering the important progress the company has made on its sustainability journey in 2021.

Johan Van Den Broeck, Executive Vice President Commercial of Vynova Group, was voted in as the new Chairman of the Management Committee of Euro Chlor, the European chlor-alkali industry association. He will hold the position for the next two years.

Vynova, a leading European PVC and chlor-alkali company, and Nicoll, European leader in thermoplastic solutions for the building sector and part of Aliaxis Group, have sealed a commercial agreement to use bio-attributed PVC for Nicoll’s HOMETECH^® silent wastewater evacuation system. This will enable Nicoll to offer a low-carbon solution without any compromise on quality, durability and performance.

Vynova has completed a major investment at its VCM plant in Tessenderlo (Belgium), replacing the refrigeration units of both VCM production facilities with state-of-the-art, more environmentally friendly refrigeration installations. The project was carried out over a period of 3 years and represents a total investment of 18.5 million euros.

Vynova, a leading European PVC and chlor-alkali company, has inaugurated a state-of-the-art hydrogen-fired steam boiler system at its site in Tessenderlo, Belgium. By the end of this year, the company will install a second, identical steam boiler. Thanks to both boilers, Vynova will reduce the CO₂ emissions of its Tessenderlo production site by 10,000 tonnes per year. The project represents a total investment of more than 8 million euros.