SusChem Seeks Public Partnerships to Promote Sustainable Chemistry

The European Technology Platform for Sustainable Chemistry (SusChem), a joint program between Cefic and the European Commission, this week has set out a new plan to bring innovative ideas to market in much shorter timescales. Speeding up delivery depends on a radically new approach to innovation, via wide-scale collaboration that stimulates innovation simultaneously at various stages of the value chain, the group says. SusChem is seeking to promote the use of sustainable chemistry in four key areas: resource efficiency; water efficiency; smart cities; and raw...

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