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What is PE100+ Association

Way of working and members of PE100+ Association

• Founded on 24th February, 1999 by Borealis, Elenac and Solvay
• Truly international membership currently comprising eight member companies: Basell, Borealis, Borouge, Ineos, Prime Polymer, SABIC, Thai Polyethylene and Total Petrochemicals
• Supported by an Advisory Committee of non-affiliated independent experts
• Works closely with other trade associations

Aims of PE100+ Association

• Assuring consistent quality at the highest level in the production and application of PE 100+ pipe materials
• Establishing a PE100+ logo accessible by any producer of PE pipe materials meeting the enhanced requirements of the Association
• Promoting usage of PE piping systems in general
• Focus towards end-users with more information support
• Creating trust in high quality PE materials globally