Chemistry is bicycle helmets, medical supplies, fire extinguishers and clean water. We make the products that help keep you safe and healthy and create a brighter future for you and your family. We are nearly one million men and women dedicated to making sure you have what you need for today and tomorrow.

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Energy Savings Through American Chemistry


The U.S. business of chemistry is unique. We use energy to save energy. We are the principal supplier of materials that make the U.S. economy more energy-efficient. From insulation materials, roof coatings, lightweight vehicle parts and energy-saving tires; to appliances, light bulbs and materials for wind and solar power, our industry is essential to the nation’s efforts to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As one of America’s most energy-intensive sectors, we’re improving energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in our own operations.

Using Energy to Save Energy

American Chemistry uses large quantities of energy as raw materials or “feedstocks” in the production process. Petroleum and natural gas contain hydrocarbon molecules that are split apart during processing and recombined into chemistry products, including a variety of energy-saving materials. Energy saved by the use of these materials equals lower greenhouse gas emissions throughout the U.S. economy. read more...

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American Chemistry Council

ACC believes that information and dialogue have the power to create change: in our industry, in our communities, and in our world. Our member companies are investing in the future through community outreach projects, ground-breaking research, and initiatives that protect public health and the environment. Learn more about ACC and its programs and initiatives:

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Facts on Plastic

Confused by rumor about overall safety of plastics, plastic water bottles? Get the facts.

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