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Decarbonization Trends in the Chemical Industry

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published May 24, 2023
Length 79 Pages
SKU # MC17961805

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Decarbonization Trends in the Chemical Industry


Visionary Leadership Building Strong Industry-wide Partnerships is Required to Solve Industry Challenges

The report examines the most relevant decarbonization strategies that the chemical industry is currently implementing across the globe. The analysis covers decarbonization from the standpoint of the basic chemicals (ammonia, chlor-alkali, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylene, methanol, and olefins) and technologies (electrification, efficiency, renewable energy & heat, circular economy, carbon capture, and green hydrogen). Each segment describes the current decarbonization scenario, examines how the industry is addressing the same, and identifies the new challenges that have emerged resultantly.

There is a strong demand in the chemical industry for solutions to decarbonization challenges, specifically to address issues relating to energy efficiency, energy infrastructure, renewable energy procurement, data procurement, data management, and carbon accounting. The study includes an analysis of the decarbonization strategies being implemented by the most important chemical companies in the world and identifies the growth opportunities emerging from the developments and challenges in the industry for stakeholders and market players to leverage.

Table of Contents

79 Pages
    • The Decarbonization Challenge in the Chemical Industry
    • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
    • The Strategic Imperative 8
    • The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on Decarbonization in the Chemical Industry
    • Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine
    • The Chemical Industry and Planetary Boundaries
    • The Chemical Industry and Its Share of Global Emissions
    • EU 27's Evolution of Energy, Production Levels, and GHG Emissions in the Chemical Industry
    • EU 27's Evolution of Scope 1 GHG Emissions
    • Environmental Impact (EI) and Carbon Emissions
    • GHGs and Scopes of Emissions
    • Scopes of Emissions and their Categorization*
    • Direct and Indirect Energy Decarbonization Strategies in the Chemical Industry*
    • Electrification
    • Electrification: Case Study
    • Energy Efficiency*
    • Energy Efficiency: Case Study
    • RE and Renewable Heat*
    • RE and Renewable Heat: Case Study
    • CE*
    • CE: Case Study
    • CO2 Capture (Carbon Capture and Utilization [CCU] and CCUS)*
    • CO2 Capture: Case Study
    • Green H2*
    • Green H2: Case Study
    • Demand-side Measures
    • The Key Chemicals-Quantified
    • Ammonia Synthesis Decarbonization*
    • Decarbonization of Chlor-alkali Chemicals*
    • Decarbonization of Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylene Aromatics*
    • Methanol Decarbonization*
    • Olefin Decarbonization*
    • Summary Table of Technologies to Decarbonize Input Energy in the Chemical Industry
    • Benchmark of Decarbonization Strategies in Select Chemical Companies
    • Carbon Intensity in Select Major Chemical Companies
    • Growth Opportunity 1: Catalysts to Increase Efficiency in Chemical Processes
    • Growth Opportunity 2: Energy Efficiency Services and Infrastructure
    • Growth Opportunity 3: RE Procurement Solutions
    • Growth Opportunity 4: Data Management for Sustainability Solutions
    • Growth Opportunity 5: Carbon Accounting Services
    • Acronyms
    • Technology Readiness Levels (TRL):* Explanation
    • Your Next Steps
    • Why Frost, Why Now?

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