Clustering critical to boost chemicals innovation in Europe

Europe’s future competitiveness in chemicals will require strong innovation and improved logistics. Clusterdevelopment is expected to play a central role according to Fred du Plessis, President of the European Chemical Site Promotin Platform (ECSPP).

Following suit of other sectors in Europe, the implementation of mega-clusters or cluster networks is critical for securing. According to Mr. du Plessis, improving the efficiency of Europe’s chemical sites, chemical clusters, networks and mega clusters is paramount for the survival of the European chemical industry and for making it more attractive for further and future investment. Continue reading at ICIS