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SABIC International Holdings B.V.

SABIC

SABIC is a public company based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Lobbying Activity

Meeting with Mohammed Chahim (Member of the European Parliament)

18 Aug 2025 · Chemical Recycling

Meeting with Bas Eickhout (Member of the European Parliament)

29 Apr 2025 · Clean Industrial Deal

Meeting with Tom Berendsen (Member of the European Parliament)

12 Nov 2024 · Electrification of industry

Meeting with Maroš Šefčovič (Executive Vice-President) and BASF SE and

21 Apr 2024 · Exchange of views on the Global Plastics Treaty

Meeting with Helena Braun (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans)

20 Jul 2023 · Circular economy and chemical recycling

Meeting with Ruud Kempener (Cabinet of Commissioner Kadri Simson)

15 Jun 2023 · Presentation of SABIC's net zero strategy for 2050

Meeting with Frans Timmermans (Executive Vice-President) and Coolbrook Oy

10 Mar 2023 · Visit and presentation of Chemelot chemical complex in Geleen of the renewed naphtha cracker Olefins 4 from SABIC and Coolbrook

Meeting with Frans Timmermans (Executive Vice-President)

6 Mar 2023 · European Green Deal and RePowerEU Plan, including EU policies on renewables, hydrogen, gas supply diversification and joint purchasing as well as clean tech such as CCS and electrolysers.

Response to Regulating the marketing and use of high-risk chemicals

13 Jul 2022

In the call for evidence the scope of high-risk chemicals is not well defined. Therefore we cannot assess the impact on our company and on chemical industry in more general terms. First proposal: provide a concise lis of chemical substances that are targeted to become in scope of a potential future regulation. Second proposal: develop a risk assessment of type of storage locations in the chemicals value chain, where high-risk chemicals are most likely accessed by terrorists. An industrial chemical site is often better protected than a small warehouse storing chemicals for professional and consumer use. Third proposal: learn from historic incidents, where chemicals were used in terrorist attacks. What was the nature and source of these chemicals? Summary: we would support a combination of regulatory and non-regulatory measures, only when these are targeted towards to highest risk chemicals and highest risk storage locations, where these chemicals may be accessed by terrorists. Prevent introduction of generic measures that will create large impact (costs, reduction of license-to-operate) on the chemicals value chains, without clearly defined benefits for all actors.
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Meeting with Tom Berendsen (Member of the European Parliament) and ASML Netherlands B.V.

24 Jun 2022 · Work visit

Meeting with Helena Braun (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans) and Plastics Europe and

13 Oct 2021 · European Green Deal and chemical recycling

Meeting with Thierry Breton (Commissioner) and

11 May 2020 · Discussion on the impact of COVID-19