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More than half the world already lives in cities, and that number is expected to grow.
This poses some challenges. Buildings are responsible for about 39% of global energy-related carbon emissions1, with impacts spanning construction and day-to-day operations. To meet future needs, it is important to continue innovating high-performance building materials like roofing and sealants for the spaces where people work, learn, shop and live.
Looking ahead, it’s estimated that by 2040 two-thirds of buildings will be those already standing today2, making retrofits and efficiency upgrades essential.
As communities expand, infrastructure must deliver energy that is dependable to power homes, schools and hospitals all while supporting the shift toward lower-carbon systems.
Progress comes from multiple solutions working together, including renewable energy, supporting more reliable energy sources through materials that help systems run safer, longer and more efficiently.
From streaming and e-commerce to real-time communication, modern life runs on networks. The physical infrastructure behind them must perform under constant demand.
As AI and high-performance computing expand, the stakes rise to meet data center cooling needs. Advanced processing generates far more heat than traditional servers, pushing the sector demand toward liquid cooling for improved energy efficiency.
Reliable infrastructure that moves people and goods is what keeps society moving forward. With growing cities comes growing demand for roadways and runways that stay safer, clearer and are more resilient through heavy use.
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Mobility is changing quickly. Electrification, circularity goals, evolving safety expectations, and the constant demand for performance are all reshaping what customers need from materials. This sustainable mobility story highlights teams applying materials science to support these shifts, with solutions designed to perform across a vehicle’s lifecycle.
What makes this work move faster is the mix of perspectives. Researchers who understand the chemistry. Application experts who know what success looks like on the customer’s line. Manufacturing teams who scale reliably and safely. Commercial teams who connect customer needs to capabilities. When that network clicks, progress follows.
Electronics innovation can be invisible until you consider what it supports: connectivity, reliability, efficiency, and the data-driven systems people depend on every day. Our electronic solutions story highlights how innovative materials help meet demanding performance requirements in modern electronics applications.
And this is not work that happens in a straight line. It is iterative by nature, with feedback loops between design, testing, and manufacturing. Progress comes from teams working across disciplines, often in close collaboration with customers, so materials decisions match real operating conditions.
Packaging solutions and addressing waste is a systems challenge. It is not solved by one company alone, and it is not solved by one material alone. This story on circular packaging focuses on innovation that supports packaging recyclability, with solutions designed for real market conditions and performance expectations.
This is where collaboration becomes the differentiator. The best solutions come from combining value-chain insight with materials science expertise, then scaling what works so it fits into existing processes while helping enable new ones.
The energy shift demands solutions that are manufacturable at scale and dependable over time, often in tough environments. Our renewable energy story reflects how our teams work with customers to develop innovations that support renewable energy growth and deployment.
Progress here is not one big moment. It is hundreds of decisions made well: testing, qualification, optimization, and continuous improvement. People make it repeatable.