What products and markets does Westlake's ISCC PLUS certification for its Deer Park, Texas epoxy plant cover?

The ISCC PLUS certification covers liquid epoxy resins (LER), solid epoxy resins (SER), and liquid epoxy blends, intended for end markets including industrial coatings, construction, wind energy, composites, automotive, and electronics.

What is the significance of Westlake achieving ISCC PLUS certification at its Deer Park plant, according to company leadership?

According to Brian Powers, Westlake’s senior vice president of performance and essential materials, it is 'an important milestone for Westlake Epoxy in North America and a key step in bringing more renewable raw materials into our global supply chain,' aligning with the company’s strategy to integrate renewable carbon materials while reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Westlake Achieves ISCC Plus Certification for Texas Epoxy Plant

May 5, 2026

Westlake Corp secured ISCC PLUS certification for its Texas epoxy plant, enabling customer access to renewable feedstock for industrial applications. This milestone supports the company's strategy to integrate renewable carbon materials into its global supply chain.

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