- a u.s. perspective- - vinyl · 2018. 3. 19. · siding 9% pipe 46% windows and doors 5% fence...
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Vinyl For A Purpose-Driven Sustainable Development
- A U.S. Perspective-
PVC AUS 2018Sydney, NSW
March 13-15, 2018
The Vinyl Institute…
is a trade organization founded in 1982
represents leading manufacturers of vinyl resin, vinyl chloride monomer, vinyl additives, and modifiers in the US.
U.S. PVC Industry Statisticswww.vinylinfo.org/resources/fact-sheets
2,900Processors
350,000Employees
$54 BillionEconomic
Contribution
Source: Tarnell Company Research
PVC Resin Production (Billion Pounds)U.S. and Canada Up 5% Compared to 2015
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YearSource: American Chemistry Council
U.S. Vinyl Markets – Up 3.7% for 2016Domestic Resin Consumption: 10.4 Billion Pounds
Source: American Chemistry Council Resin Report 2017
Calendared Flooring1%
Wire & Cable4%
Film & Sheet (Pkg. & Non- Pkg.)
11%
Siding9%
Pipe46%
Windows and Doors5%
Fence & Deck3%
Custom Compounders 14%
Molding & Other Uses7%
U.S. Industry Growth Highlights
• Vinyl Windows and Doors:• Set New Record
• 71% of Residential Window and • 52% of Patio Door Market
• Vinyl Siding• 22 Years as Leading Exterior Cladding for Single
Family Homes
• Vinyl Decking• Growing 7% Annually
• Vinyl Flooring:• Luxury Vinyl Tile Volume Grown 35% Since 2014
• Safe
• Durable
• Adaptable
• Natural resources friendly
• Recyclable
• Economical
• Resilient
Vinyl: The World’s Most Versatile Plastic
Environmental• Land Management• Bio-diversity• Emissions (Air ,
Land, Water)• Water use • Waste• Natural Resources
Social• Respect for the
Individual• Equality Opportunity• Diversity• Outreach Programs• Human and Labor
Rights
Economic• Consistent,
Profitable Growth• Risk Management• Total Shareholder
Return• Business ethics• Transparency
Eco-Economy• Resource Efficiency• Energy Efficiency• Global Energy Issues
Socio-Economic• Employment• Training & Development• Local Economies & Enterprise• Social & Community• Sponsorships
Socio-Environmental• Health & Safety• Legislation & Regulation• Climate Change• Crisis Management
SustainabilityAn integrated approach to Environment, Social & Economic impact issues (both internal and external) leads to long terms, sustainable profit growth
Sustainability Requires a Balanced Approach
Past Decades Vinyl Industry Advocacy Focus
Advocacy Issues – All Sustainability Related
Environmental Social
Economic
Leadership Response
• Smarter resin manufacturing• Backward integration into chlorine• Elimination of mercury-cell technology for
chlorine manufacturing
• Elimination of heavy metal stabilizers• Lead• Cadmium
• Over 1 billion pounds recycled annually• Takeback program for roofing
• 90% VCM emissions reduction since 1983• 28% dioxins emission reduction since 2008
If we change nothing...we will need 3 planets of natural resources
Unprecedented Challenge: 2050 - 9.7 Billion People (United Nations report October 2015)
• is about meeting people’s needs
• balancing environmental stewardship with economic sense and social responsibility
• continuous improvement
• “doing MORE with LESS”
Purpose Driven Sustainability …
A Formalized Approach to Deal with Sustainability Issues
Objective 4:Champion continuous performance improvement throughout the vinyl industry
3Objective 3:Engage companies and organizations that Impact the selection of Vinyl Products
“Position the Vinyl Industry to be a Sustainability Champion and a Leading Materials Supplier in meeting society’s growing needs and expectations.”
Our Mission
We Need to Do This Together:Vinyl Business and Sustainability Council
Purpose-Driven Sustainability Strategy
Environmental
Economic
Branded Performance
Continuous Improvement
Sustainability –based
Innovation
Industry–wide collaboration
Recognized success
Common positioning
Top Materiality Hotspots and Improvement Categories
Landfill Diversion Health & Safety Emissions
Waste Management & Recycling
Community Health & Safety
User Health & Safety
Emissions to Air
Biodiversity & Emissions to Soil
Emissions to Water
Continuous Improvement Categories
Top Materiality Analysis Hotspots
Note: Branded Performance voluntary participants to show quantified contribution in all Categories (in at least one hotspot per Category)
- Industry Goals- Goals contribution channels (KPIs)
- Industry Goals- Goals contribution channels (KPIs)
- Industry Goals- Goals contribution channels (KPIs)
Making a Substantial Contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Source: http://www.globalgoals.org
• Name and Service Mark
• Voluntary participation annual requirements
• Verification scheme
• Periodic reporting
• Measured contribution to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
• Awards
• “Go Beyond”
• Innovation
Vinyl Industry Branded Performance Framework
2018
1) Designated Sustainability Officer
2) VBSC Primary Stakeholder membership in good standing
3) Executive Signature on Sustainability Guiding Principles:
• Sustainability Purpose and Positioning
• Environmental Stewardship
• Social Diligence
• Economic Soundness
• Product Stewardship Policy (VI members only)
• Collaboration Commitment
• Transparency and Open Communication
4) Showing measurable and verifiable contribution to at least one goal/one KPI in each Continuous Improvement Category:
• Landfill Diversion
• Health & Safety
• Emissions
Vinyl Industry Branded Performance
Voluntary Participation Annual Requirements (Company or Business Unit)
• Name and Service Mark – Q2 2018
• Verification scheme and NGO partnership/endorsement –Q4 2018
• Test pilot with retailer – starting Q1 2019
• Official launch – Vinyl360 and GreenBuild, Nov 2018
Planned Milestones
2018 - 2019
“We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our children.” Antoine De Saint-Exupery