BASF Coatings has transitioned its European manufacturing facilities to electricity sourced from renewable energy as part of its Carbon Management Roadmap.

BASF advances large-scale electrified heat pump deployment in Ludwigshafen to generate emission-free process steam using waste heat recovery.

BASF launches AdBlue GE produced using 100% renewable electricity under a mass balance approach, reducing manufacturing-related CO₂ emissions compared to conventional production.

BASF Coatings introduces a global, system-supported solution for consistent product carbon footprint calculation across its sales portfolio.

For the first time, chemical recycling gasifies automotive waste, completely replacing fossil resources to create new, circular plastics for car components.

BASF’s 50 MW heat pump, cutting 100,000 metric tons CO2 yearly, will supply CO2-free steam; commissioning scheduled mid-2027.

Stargate Hydrogen utilizes BASF’s Ultrason S polysulfone for durable, lightweight frames in its AWE electrolyzer stacks, enabling scalable, cost-efficient green hydrogen production where metals often fail.

The new Schwarzheide facility processes 15,000 tons yearly—equivalent to 40,000 EV batteries—marking a major leap in sustainable lithium-ion battery recycling in Europe.

BASF's Eco Impact Assessment tool helps body shops measure and improve sustainability, profitability, and efficiency across ecological, economic, and social dimensions.

BASF launches two renewable ammonia grades with low carbon footprints, produced in Ludwigshafen using renewable hydrogen via mass balance certification.