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"Sustainability is an Essential Component of Lubrizol's Corporate DNA"

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June 2024

Bhavana Bindra, Lubrizol's dynamic Managing Director, shares her views on sustainable growth and Lubrizol's impact in India.

"Sustainability is an Essential Component of Lubrizol's Corporate DNA"

Being ethical and environmentally-conscious has been part of Lubrizol's corporate DNA since our founding in 1928. We think of sustainability through two perspectives: the sustainable impact of our solutions as experienced by our customers and end consumers and the sustainable impact of our operations on the environment visa-vis reduced carbon emissions and protecting natural resources.

As a leading manufacturer of specialty chemicals, Lubrizol supports a broad spectrum of industries in the transportation, industrial and consumer segments. We also have a range of products designed to enhance sustainability. We help reduce CO2 and other vehicular emissions world-wide. We enable green refrigeration technology that eliminates CFCs and HCFCs, which have high global-warming potential (GWP). Our EVOGEN™ line of driveline fluids for electric vehicles makes these vehicles more efficient. We also improve drug delivery, requiring fewer materials and generating less waste in manufacturing. We even provide depth and experience in delivering bio-based and biodegradable ingredients for beauty and skin care applications.

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