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The climate is changing. So are we.

The greatest challenge of the 21st century is here. So, to protect the climate, we’re changing – in ways that might surprise you…
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Creating Chemistry magazine

Read in the online magazine how the circular economy is shaping a sustainable future
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BASF presents roadmap to climate neutrality

BASF is setting itself even more ambitious goals on its journey to climate neutrality and wants to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
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Half-year Financial Report 2022

“Despite the continued high raw materials and energy prices, we again achieved strong earnings in the second quarter," says Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors, Dr. Martin Brudermüller, about the half-year report.
Half-Year Financial Report (online)
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BASF in Sweden

BASF is an active partner to the industry in Sweden. We sell products from BASF's wide product range as well as supplementary products from a number of other suppliers.
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Our position on the war in Ukraine

BASF strongly condemns the attack on Ukraine ordered by the Russian government. We stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine and hope that this war ends as fast as possible.
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BASF bundles renewable energy activities in new subsidiary BASF Renewable Energy GmbH

BASF is bundling its activities in renewable energies under the umbrella of BASF Renewable Energy GmbH as of January 1, 2022. 
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Superconductors transmit electric power with negligible line losses and have high current-carrying capacity compared to copper. This will make it possible to generate and transmit electricity in a resource-saving manner in future. For the efficient production of high-temperature superconductors Deutsche Nanoschicht GmbH, a BASF Group company, has developed a unique process: very thin films of a superconducting material are applied to a metal strip in a continuous process by a technique called chemical solution deposition. In contrast to other, physical methods, the chemical process requires neither a vacuum nor a clean room environment. This provides a decisive advantage for the production costs of the superconducting wires. Anushka Kudaliyange (left) and Margot Ledwon-Brzezina (right), both employees of Analytics and Pilot Production, examine metal substrates before coating.

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