Invista's Camden Plant Significantly Reducing Air Emissions
Invista's Camden, N.J., plant is expected to reduce more than 50,000 tons per year of carbon dioxide, according to the company.
The natural gas boilers at Invista's nylon fiber manufacturing site near Camden, N.J., have led to a significant reduction in air emissions, according to the company.
As a result of the $30 million project, Invista Camden anticipates a reduction in more than 50,000 tons per year of carbon dioxide. This is equivalent to removing more than 9,500 passenger vehicles from the road, according to EPA.gov. In addition, INVISTA Camden expects a reduction in more than 1,250 tons per year of other air emissions.
“This project signifies Invista's continuing commitment to environmental excellence,” said Juan Flores, site manager at the Invista's Camden plant. “In addition to significantly reducing air emissions, we expect the new boiler system to also increase the efficiency of Camden’s power operation.”
The Camden site began operations in 1950 and produces nylon polymer and fiber for products such as Stainmaster carpet, Antron carpet fiber and fiber used in the automotive industry.
“These types of continuous improvements play a big role in the quality and sustainability of our Antron and Stainmaster carpet fibers, as well as other materials made on site,” said Flores.
For more information, visit Invista.com.
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