As one of the world's largest polymers, chemicals and fuels companies and a significant participant in the global economy, we have a responsibility to create value for our investors and customers. As a concerned citizen, we have a responsibility to provide value to our employees and the communities where we operate. As a member of the global community, we also have a responsibility to operate in a manner that protects people and the environment and preserves the planet for future generations.
Enriching Lives on Earth Day & Every Day
Millions of people around the globe use our plastics, chemicals and fuels daily. When they do, they save energy, protect lives and conserve resources. LyondellBasell is committed to manufacturing its products in a way that supports sustainability. Our core values and performance targets include continuous improvement in energy use and reduction of resource intensity.
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LyondellBasell Brings Life Back to Houston Area Park
We bask in their shade, admire their beauty, and can even swing from their branches. Trees are a vital part of the ecosystem. They improve air quality, harbor wildlife, and moderate the climate. What happens when their water supply disappears? In 2011, Houston lost millions of trees to the most severe drought in 44 years.
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Promoting safety among cyclists
Whether you’re a professional cyclist or you just enjoy taking a spin for some exercise, having reliable and sturdy equipment can mean the difference between an enjoyable bike ride and a rocky one. LyondellBasell’s innovative products help the athlete in each of us stay safe while we pedal.
Safety is of utmost importance, particularly during the annual MS 150 Bike Ride. LyondellBasell is a long-time supporter of this event and has raised $750,000 over the past decade for research to prevent M
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Technology helps detect emissions
Infrared technology has been a popular tool in big screen spy thrillers for many years, and it has found real-life application in military-issued night-vision goggles on the modern-day battlefield. The technology delivers superhuman abilities to the user of a surveillance camera or goggles by detecting body heat in darkness, smoke or light foliage.
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Preserving a precious resource
The statistics are startling: more than 1 billion people, approximately one-sixth of the world’s population, do not have access to fresh drinking water. More than 2 million people, mostly children in developing countries, die annually from diseases associated with inadequate fresh drinking water. Water scarcity can be reduced by increasing supplies and using water more efficiently. To accomplish these goals, effective transport of water is essential and requires pipe that can ensure the safe, hy
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