SABIC confirms that we have the world's largest carbon dioxide collection and purification plant

According to the constitution, the SABIC delegation reviewed its contributions to sustainability and energy efficiency while participating in the event. "Energy in Riyadh", organized as part of the United Nations High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, held in New York from 9 to 18 July 2018.

Deputy Chairman of the Governing Council, Abdullah Al Bunyan : "Instilling a culture of sustainability and sustainable practices in our operations and businesses We have continued to seek SABIC to achieve better environmental and social responsibility."

SABIC, with the Ministry of Energy, Industry and Wealth And the company "Aqua Power", in a round table in the side event titled "Energy in Riyadh", was managed by the director of the highest government of sustainable development for the Middle East and Africa, the engineer Mustafa bin Ali Al-Shehri. In addition, SABIC will intensify its efforts to achieve sustainability in order to ensure the continued self-sufficiency of the Kingdom, reflecting the vision of Vision 2030, launched two years ago, to change the national economy and ensure the highest levels of performance in the fields.

Al Harthy demonstrates that linking business success to sustainability goals and SABIC's direct and indirect contribution to sustainable development helps the company identify product demand, opportunities in emerging markets, risk management and to build successful synergies. Crossed Chain

The company wants to make sure that its assets are based on the best energy efficiency technology, and check the integration of assets of the site and the region to create the more energy efficiency,

Al-Harithi reviewed some practical examples of SABIC's efforts and contributions to sustainability, particularly energy efficiency, noting that the company owns the largest carbon dioxide collection and purification plant in the world. 500 thousand metric tons of second And the cogeneration plant in Mount Vernon, Indiana, which provides 80% of the demand for electricity and steam, eliminates the use of coal in this region, the "Innovation Pavilion" or "ICEhouse", presented by SABIC at the Davos Economic Forum in 2016 as a model for an innovative building that monitors materials and energy, benefits from SABIC's extensive solutions, achieves the circular economy concept without being affected by material scarcity problems and high costs, Restore it and press it