The globally leading silicone manufacturer, Dow Chemical Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Dow), and Circusil L.L.C. (Circusil for short hereafter) said on November 2 that they would cooperate to construct the first commercial silicone recycling plant in the State Kentucky, USA. By the end of 2024, this facility will be put into operation, and will recycle organic silicon waste from Dow's US business as well as its consumers' post-industrial waste. This development will enable Dow to incorporate recycled materials into its silicone production process, reducing overall carbon emissions to ultimately provide customers with sustainable silicone products.

Eric Peeters, Vice President of Dow High Performance Materials and Coatings Co., Ltd., ever expressed in a Statement: “Our partnership with Circusil L.L.C. to establish a recycling capacity for organic silicon in America marks an important milestone in our commitment to recycling. This demonstrates our determination to lead the large-scale recycling efforts for organic silicon. As a global manufacturer of organic silicon, we are actively fulfilling our pledge to promote sustainable development and reduce carbon emissions associated with organic silicon."

Circusil’s professional technique plays a vital role in achieving all of these above. The company has got innovative technology which enables the conversion of silicon-based materials into silicone fluid. Dow stated in a Press Release that, by reintegrating silicone fluid into industrial applications, Circusil aims to reduce waste and enhance resource utilization. This vision embodies the essence of sustainable development, where materials are continuously reused and harmoniously aligned with natural law.