Celanese and Röchling Collaborate to Advance Stock Shapes Made With Captured CO2
Business Wire•02/11/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Röchling Industrial procures Celanese POM ECO-C for selected stock shape applications
- ➤Celanese CCU process converts CO2 emissions into lower-carbon POM polymer
- ➤POM ECO-C reduces product carbon footprint without changing designs or production processes
- ➤Celanese reported 2025 net sales of $9.5 billion and more than 11,000 employees
Expert Statements
Todd Elliott, Senior Vice President, Celanese Engineered Materials
“Röchling’s transition to our POM ECO-C highlights the practical role our CCU technology can play in providing lower-carbon engineered materials across a variety of industries, including demanding uses.”
Todd Elliott, Senior Vice President, Celanese Engineered Materials
“Celanese is uniquely positioned to deliver these solutions at scale through our integrated technology, global POM footprint and ECO-C portfolio, helping customers advance circularity goals and reduce product carbon footprints without compromising performance or quality.”
Florian Helmich, Chief Sales Officer & Chief Technology Officer, Röchling Industrial
“Celanese POM ECO-C is an innovative way to increase sustainability within the chemical and plastics industry.”
Florian Helmich, Chief Sales Officer & Chief Technology Officer, Röchling Industrial
“Processing CO₂ that would otherwise be emitted and reusing it as a raw material helps reduce dependence on virgin fossil resources.”
Celanese and Röchling Collaborate to Advance Stock Shapes Made With Captured CO(2)
Röchling Industrial to transition to Celanese POM ECO-C materials based on Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) feedstock
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