AkzoNobel paints picture of 'carbon neutral' future
Dutch paint and speciality chemicals firm pledges to go 100 per cent renewables-powered
AkzoNobel has given a green makeover to its long term business plans, announcing new goals to go 'carbon neutral' and source all its heat and power from renewables by 2050. The firm said yesterday it...
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