Petrochemicals: Was 2019 the year of recycled PET?

2019 was a year of successes within the recycled polyester (RPET) industry.

Wood Mackenzie: P. Van Utyvanck

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P. Van Utyvanck - Wood Mackenzie, Singapore

Pieterjan (Pj) Van Uytvanck is a Principal Analyst covering recycled polyester (RPET) and sustainability. Dr. Van Uytvanck has worked across the energy and chemicals sectors and has specific project experience in carbon emissions, biomass, recycling, circular economy, lifecycle assessment, cost modeling, scenario modeling and commercial due diligence.

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