High-performance.
Sustainable.
Polymers.

Patented POM technology for specialty polymers: 60% lower carbon footprint, uncompromised performance.

patented technology

lower CO2-footprint compared to benchmark

endless possibilities

What we do

High-performance Polymer Solutions with up to 60% Lower Carbon Footprint

Our POM-based polymers combine sustainability with superior performance. By integrating polyoxymethylene (POM) into polyether polyols we provide a novel, innovative and more sustainable polyether polyol platform technology. Performance benefits are application dependent ranging from better material compatibility with e.g. PE or PP packaging for resulting adhesives over lower oxygen transmission rates (OTR) of coating materials to thermoplastic polyurethanes (TPUs) with higher modulus and improved tear resistance.


POM (Polyoxymethylene)
A high-performance engineering plastic known for its strength, stiffness, and low friction.

OTR (Oxygen Transmission Rate)
A measure of how much oxygen passes through a material, commonly used to evaluate barrier properties.

TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)
A versatile elastomer combining the elasticity of rubber with the processability of thermoplastics.

What sets us apart

Better Compatibility.
Better Recyclability.
Better Performance.

The integration of POM into our POM-polyols provides better compatibility of resulting materials with e.g. PE, PP or PLA. The POM-blocks further provide upside for enhanced mechanical as well as chemical recyclability and also additional performance benefits such as lower oxygen transmission rates.

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PE (Polyethylene)
A widely used plastic known for its flexibility, chemical resistance, and low cost, commonly used in packaging and containers.

PP (Polypropylene)
A durable, heat-resistant plastic with good chemical resistance, often used in automotive parts, packaging, and textiles.

PLA (Polylactic Acid)
A bio-based, biodegradable plastic made from renewable resources like corn starch, commonly used in packaging and 3D printing.

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Plastic Insights

“Even in Challenging Times, Innovation Is Possible”

2026

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2026

Power2Polymers team on stage with the Impact Festival main prize

Impact Festival

Power2Polymers from Germany wins main prize.


2026

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CHEManager

Sustainable polymers with application advantages.


2025


Power2Polymers is proudly funded by European and German funds.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

In comparison to conventional fossil-based polypropylene glycol (PPG) our POM-polyols provide sustainability as well as performance benefits. This includes an up to 60% lower carbon footprint. Performance advantages are application-dependent ranging from better material compatibility over better recyclability to lower OTRs and higher rigidity. In comparison to other bio-based alternatives we can offer competitive pricing at scale and a scalable and reliable production process.

Yes, indeed. Our current focus is particularly on polyurethanes for adhesives, coatings and thermoplastic PU applications as well as a novel base oil for lubricant formulations. Of course, we are always open for discussing these applications as well as novel ideas. Interested? Feel always free to reach out.

Our current main focus is on a bifunctional POM-polyol 2000. This is readily available and can be provided as a multi-kg sample. Further grades include shorter- or longer-chain polyols as well as modified/end-capped material are higher-functional polyols. However, these material samples are custom-made. We are further working on TPU granulate based on our POM-polyols 2000.
Interested in a specific polyol component or TPU or POM-polyol sample? Just let us know.

Tell us what you need and we’ll make it work

Dr. Guido Schroer, CEO of Power2Polymers

Dr. Guido Schroer
CEO