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Covestro is installing a new steam compressor at its Dormagen, Germany, production site—its largest energy-efficiency project to date—aimed at cutting its energy use in Germany by about 2% per year (vs. 2025 levels), saving a low three-digit GWh of energy and more than 40,000 metric tons of CO2.

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Covestro implements major energy-efficiency upgrades at Dormagen production site

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With the investment in a new steam compressor at its Dormagen site, Covestro AG (Leverkusen, Germany) will reduce its energy consumption in Germany by two percent per year compared to 2025. The company’s largest energy efficiency project to date will save a low three-digit GWh volume of energy and more than 40,000 tons of CO2 […]

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