Planet cover stories

Nuna6 solar powered car

Racing on sunlight

Nuna6, one of the fastest solar powered cars in the world, uses DSM’s next generation materials.



LH-10 Ellipse two seater aircraft bearing DSM logo in flight

Faster, more fuel efficient planes

Since the Wright brothers took to the skies in 1903, flying has come a long way, with increasingly sophisticated airplanes and equipment.


Black Herman Miller chair

Cradle to Cradle® – inspiring innovation

A manufacturing revolution that is good for the environment, but also good for business.



Kite for shipping with DSM logo

The rebirth of wind powered shipping

Sailing faster using less fuel – a towing kite with rope made with Dyneema fastens enormous kites to cargo ships, harnessing the wind at altitudes of 300m to reduce fuel usage.


Close-up of car headlight and part of the grill

Re-emergence of the Russian auto industry

As a leading global supplier of engineering plastics to the automotive industry, DSM is in the vanguard of international firms building bridgeheads in Russia.


Father and son painting a wooden dog kennel

The future of paint

The paint industry is in the midst of a revolution that will help make paints more sustainable, safer and easier to use.


A female pharmacist handing a male customer a bottle of pills

Helping pharma become more sustainable

The pharma and biotech industries have transformed themselves in recent years, with many firms choosing to outsource various operations such as drug development and manufacturing in order to focus more clearly on drug discovery.


Row of dark blue colored solar panels on orange tiles

Letting the sun shine in

Solar power can help make tomorrow’s world a brighter place to live in. While the sun’s energy currently plays a minor part in supplying the Earth with its electricity needs, it has been estimated that by 2050, it could represent 11% of total global power generation.


Row of combine harvesters in a field of wheat

The bio-based economy

For thousands of years, we lived off the land. Then came oil. Soon we’ll depend on the land once more to create a sustainable bio-based economy.
 


A glass of red wine and a glass of beer

Green production of wine and beer

DSM science reduces greenhouse gas emissions when brewing beer or producing wine. 

 


Close up of a red apple covered with drops of water

DSM quenches Greenhouse Gas emissions

Healthy apple juice with less pollution – Enzymes can now break down fruit and lower CO2 emissions in apple juice production by a factor of 18. 


Close-up view of car including driver's side of dashboard

Bio-performance materials

Back to the bio-based future – DSM is at the forefront of the global transition from a fossil fuel-dependent economy to one that is bio-based and sustainable. 


Orange bobsled speeding down an icy run

Olympic bobsled

DSM materials and expertise are used for a best in class sled, with enhanced aerodynamics and steering responsiveness. 


Artistic impression of white bridge in a park

Composite bridges

Have you ever seen an environmentally friendly bridge? Composite bridges require less maintenance and save energy and emissions compared to their concrete peers.


Shopping trolley tipping food onto a pile

Food waste

While it is amazing just how much food is wasted from farm to fork, the even more shocking truth is that through a combination of technology and policy it is possible to reduce this amount of wastage dramatically.


Human footprints

Carbon labeling

Lower emission levels for a healthier planet – To help consumers reduce emissions, we’re exploring ways of creating an internationally recognized carbon foot-printing scheme.


Young child opening present in front of Christmas tree

Driving home for Christmas

Can you imagine filling up your tank with a Christmas tree? DSM can now convert your tree into biofuel. 


Hand in a rubber glove holding a pink petri dish

Enzymes

Using enzyme technology, DSM is giving the compost heap a new lease of life. 

 


Extreme close up of drop of water on a leaf

Inspired by nature

Nature’s secrets as inspiration – DSM studies nature’s toolbox to improve industrial production processes and develop new products.
  

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