Solvay SA and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation have signed a global partner agreement for three years, raising the group's opportunity to significantly contribute in accelerating the transition towards a circular economy in the chemicals sector.
The partnership will explore solutions aligned with the principles of a circular economy, in contrast to today's linear take-make-dispose economic model.
Solvay will join the Foundation’s eight Global Partners Danone, Google, H&M, Intesa Sanpaolo, NIKE, Inc, Philips, Renault and Unilever, as the only global partner for the chemical sector from 2018 to 2020.
Since British sailor Ellen MacArthur established the Foundation in 2010, the charity has emerged as a global leader in putting on the agendas of decision makers in business, government and academia a more rapid transition to a circular economy.
“The circular economy is increasingly important for our businesses and our customers who are asking us to bring solutions to the table that meet their sustainability needs. Joining the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and partnering with renowned global players will make the difference in enhancing the quality of our knowledge and research to faster move towards circularity,” said Jean-Pierre Clamadieu, CEO of Solvay.
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