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HomeInvestmentsIneos secures €3.5bn for Europe’s ‘most sustainable’ cracker
The Ineos cracker in Antwerp is scheduled to be operational in 2026

Ineos secures €3.5bn for Europe’s ‘most sustainable’ cracker

Ineos Olefins Belgium has secured €3.5 billion ($3.75bn) in financing to support the construction and operation of what it claims will be the most environmentally sustainable cracker in Europe. Describing Project One as the largest investment in the European chemical sector for a generation, Ineos said the ethylene plant, in Antwerp, will have the lowest…

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