energy & electronics

While progress as an industrial society has been historically linked to petroleum-based energy sources, it has become clear that a brighter, cleaner energy future must rely less on these finite resources and more on a complex, interconnected, multi-source energy strategy. It is also clear that a brighter, cleaner future in energy must rely less on these limited sources and more on a renewable multi-source strategy. Efficient production of energy of all kinds should use the best available technology to reduce costs and improve throughput. From the drilling process to refining, to the pipelines and storage systems of traditional energy sources, to the exotic metals, heat transfer fluids, and corrosion-resistant adhesives of EVs, batteries, and wind turbines, solutions that can improve our use of finite resources are a priority for society and businesses alike.
We are living in the era of big data driving the growth of high-speed digital applications. People around the world rely on electronics for communication, education, employment, entertainment, health monitoring, transportation, and more. Electronics are used to save time, effort, and money. Cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and the internet have increased the need for faster data transmission and larger data storage capacity. The technology responsible for making electronic devices function (servers, routers, storage equipment, and smartphones) must continuously adapt and evolve to serve this advanced market’s needs. Our material solutions help electronics manufacturers optimize the performance of key building blocks for electronic devices.


Wires and cables are the blood vessels to connect and power electrical and electronic devices. Wire & cable are installed and used almost everywhere in the world, from residential homes to ocean beds. They carry electricity, transmit telecommunication signals, and help provide power. A wire is described as a single conductor, whereas a cable is a group of conductors – both of which are encased in different types of tubing. Innovative, biobased materials and increased sustainability of wire & cable encasement technology allow companies to keep electrical signals reliably insulated, and with a lesser impact on the environment.