Panel Discussion Circular Economy Innovation in the Chemical Industry Industrial Technologies 2016 22-24 June, RAI Conference Centre, Amsterdam Marco Mensink (Cefic/Moderator) Dr. Peter Aerts (DOW) Dr. Thierry Collard (Solvay) Dr. Gloria Gaupmann (Clariant)

Dr.-Ing. Stefan Krämer (INEOS) Dr. Christoph Guertler (Covestro)

Panel Discussion Circular Economy Innovation in the Chemical Industry Industrial Technologies 2016 22-24 June, RAI Conference Centre, Amsterdam Marco Mensink (Cefic/Moderator) Dr. Peter Aerts (DOW) Dr. Thierry Collard (Solvay) Dr. Gloria Gaupmann (Clariant)

Dr.-Ing. Stefan Krämer (INEOS) Dr. Christoph Guertler (Covestro)

Economically and Ecologically Efficient Water Management in the European Chemical Industry Dr. Ir. Peter Aerts DOW Benelux B.V. Terneuzen

Dow @ A Glance Portfolio Aimed at Addressing Society’s Needs Consumer Solutions

Agricultural Sciences

 Crop Protection  Seeds

 Consumer Care  Dow Automotive 

Systems Dow Electronic Materials

Infrastructure Solutions

 Dow Building &  

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Construction Dow Coating Materials Energy & Water Solutions Performance Monomers

Performance Materials & Chemicals

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Chlor Alkali Chlorinated Organics Industrial Solutions Polyurethanes

World Leader in Material Chemistry • • • •

In 2015: $49B Revenue, 180 manufacturing and 49,000 employees $13 B in products highly advantaged from sustainable chemistry 9 U.S. Presidential Green Chemistry Awards – more than any other company 40% reduction in energy intensity since 1990

Enhancing Value through Operational Excellence, Sustainability & Innovation and Investments in Integrated and Feedstock-Driven Value Chains

Performance Plastics

 Dow Elastomers  Dow Electrical and

Telecommunications

 Dow Packaging and Specialty Plastics

 Energy  Hydrocarbons

Addressing the Global Water Challenge and opportunities for partnership

Through strong collaboration and innovation at the intersections of chemistry, biology and physics, Dow scientists are delivering the value our customers want and solutions the world needs.

New Water Technologies

2025 Sustainability Goals

New technologies to expand solutions to meet the global water challenge.

Advance Breakthroughs in a Water Circular Economy

Development of new applications for water and specialty separations

Public-Private Partnerships #DOW2025

Economically and Ecologically Efficient Water Management in the European Chemical Industry

Vision: A new paradigm for water management in the European chemical industry 19 partners from European Chemical Industry, and affiliated partners coordinated by DECHEMA

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May 2012 - April 2016 @ www.e4water.eu Project costs: 17 million € Six case studies led by chemical industry partners Shows the way; Integrated approach efficient & sustainable water management Chemical Industry  Reduction of 20-40% in water use

All 6 pilots

 30-70% in wastewater production

Close Loops,

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Symbiosis  15-40% reduction in energy use

All 6 pilots

 60% direct economic benefits

All 6

industrial case study sites

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Dow Terneuzen Netherlands Site

Dow Terneuzen Netherlands

Closing the loop to advance a sustainable water plan for growth in the region

Leading by Example to Advance a Water Circular Economy in region

Municipal Wastewater reuse 3X Circular Economy Solutions for a Scarce fresh water region Meet Dow’s demand: 22 Mm³/yr of fresh water

• Breakthrough Public-Private Partnership established to accept Municipal Wastewater •Water re-used first to generate High Pressure Steam for site • then reused again for Cooling Towers • then finally Evaporated

DOW Water & Process Solutions Purifying the Essentials of Life Untreated Water

High-Solids Filtration

Ultrapure Water

Ultrafiltration

Reverse Osmosis & Nanofiltration

ION Exchange Resins

®™ Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an affiliated company of Dow.

Electrodeionization

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Panel Discussion Circular Economy Innovation in the Chemical Industry Industrial Technologies 2016 22-24 June, RAI Conference Centre, Amsterdam Marco Mensink (Cefic/Moderator) Dr. Peter Aerts (DOW) Dr. Thierry Collard (Solvay) Dr. Gloria Gaupmann (Clariant)

Dr.-Ing. Stefan Krämer (INEOS) Dr. Christoph Guertler (Covestro)

Recycling technical textiles into high performance engineering plastics 10

Presentation at the Industrial Technologies conference Amsterdam, June 2016

Technyl 4Earth® External presentation February 2015

…despite limited available raw materials Traditional sources of good quality recyclable waste are moving to Asia (China)

The demand grows faster than the source OEMs are targeting recycled content above 20% in their products but the industry generates less and less recyclable waste (