Valmet to deliver process analytical solutions for Dow’s Path2Zero project

The Fort Saskatchewan Path2Zero (P2Z) project aims to create the first net-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives complex, setting a new benchmark for the industry.

“Dow values the partnership with Valmet and looks forward to building on the success of prior projects in delivering cost-effective, reliable, and safe process analytical solutions for the P2Z project,” said Jay Jimenez, P2Z Program Engineering & Execution Director.

Valmet’s advanced analytical solutions, based on Valmet MAXUM II Gas Chromatographs, will help optimise plant efficiency, quality, and safety, contributing to Dow’s decarbonisation efforts.

“We are proud to continue our collaboration with Dow, delivering critical process analytical solutions for this project. Being selected as a program-level partner underscores Valmet’s capability to meet complex analytical needs and support sustainability goals,” added Glen Irving, Vice President, Analyzer Products & Integration, Automation Solutions, Valmet.

“Dow’s Path2Zero project demonstrates how process industries can lead the way in decarbonisation. This order not only supports Valmet’s strategy of transforming industries towards a regenerative tomorrow but also highlights the growth of our Analyzer Products & Integration business. This is essential to expanding our automation offering globally and driving growth beyond our traditional core biomaterials business,” commented Emilia Torttila-Miettinen, Executive Vice President, Automation Solutions, Valmet.

The value of the P2Z orders will not be disclosed. Engineering deliverables are in progress with system deliveries occurring in 2027 and 2028.

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