Power-to-Chemicals: The Cost of Electrifying Chemical Production

Electrolysis technologies provide an opportunity for the chemical sector to decarbonize its supply chain and use renewable electricity as an alternative to oil and gas feedstock. In this report, we examine the economics of power-to-chemicals and answer a key question - which chemical manufacturing platforms will be electrified by 2050 and what will it take for electricity to end the dominance of oil & gas in the chemical sector? Note: Lux analysts have reviewed this content in the last six months and deemed it still current and relevant. We will continue to periodically review content for recency and relevance, and will either archive or refresh this content as the situation requires. Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager if you have any further questions.