The renewable source will be used in the production of ethylene oxide, one of the organization’s main raw materials.
The Woodlands, July 2026 – Indovinya, the specialty chemicals and surfactants division of Indorama Ventures, has entered into an agreement with Air Liquide — a world leader in gases, technologies, and services for industry and healthcare — for the supply of renewable oxygen. The agreement represents a strategic advancement in Indovinya’s commitment to sustainability, as it increases the share of renewable raw materials in the production of ethylene oxide, one of its key products.
The use of renewable oxygen reduces some products’ carbon footprints by up to 15%, directly benefiting the company’s value chain and strengthening its positioning as a reference in sustainable chemical solutions. This initiative is part of Indovinya’s global sustainability strategy, which aims to reduce emissions and expand the offering of chemical products with lower environmental impact. In addition, the project supports customers to adopt more sustainable solutions in line with their sustainability goals.
“This collaboration marks a significant milestone for Indovinya as we continue to embed sustainability into our value chain. The use of renewable oxygen in production allows us to meaningfully lower emissions from essential raw materials and supports our broader strategy to offer lower carbon solutions to our customers.” – John Smith, Chief Delivery Officer (CDO) at Indovinya.
The agreement also represents an important step in the development of low-carbon solutions. In 2025, Indovinya surpassed its sustainable products target, with 20.5% of total revenue generated from sustainable solutions, exceeding the original 15% goal set for 2025. The company expects the agreement with Air Liquide to significantly contribute to the achievement of new targets, including the goal of having 50% of new products assessed as sustainable in the coming years.
With public targets set for 2030 and 2050, Indovinya’s sustainability plan is structured around four pillars: Respect for the Planet, Care for People, Integrity and Governance, and Sustainable Solutions. Among the key highlights of the strategy, the company is working to reduce the intensity of Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 30%, cut absolute Scope 3.1 emissions by 15%, and reduce water withdrawal intensity over the next five years.
