Geert Reyniers
Vice President of Innovation and Technology, Chemicals and fuels
“I’m passionate about collaborating with industry partners and research communities to explore joint industrialization pathways and push technological boundaries that support plastic recycling and circularity initiatives.”
Geert is the Vice President of Innovation and Technology for the chemicals and fuels sector. In this role, he guides the development and adoption of new technologies while keeping a sharp focus on industrialization and technological progression.
“What excites me about this role is the ability to monitor emerging industry trends and evaluate how new technologies can be industrialized. Bringing together technological innovation and business potential to drive real-world solutions is incredibly fulfilling.”
Navigating the future of plastics recycling
Reyniers sees responding to the challenge of plastic waste as critical to the future of both the industry and the planet.
“Our customers are recognizing that sustainable solutions in plastics recycling are essential not just for compliance, but for long-term viability of the industry. The need for advanced, scalable recycling solutions is greater than ever.
“The complexity of the technology landscape makes it difficult to know which solutions will prevail, but by working closely with our customers and partners, we help them identify and implement the right strategies for their unique challenges.”
A dynamic decade ahead for plastic recycling
Looking to the future, Reyniers foresees major advancements in plastics recycling over the next decade, driven by innovation and the push for circularity.
“The industry is moving toward designing plastics with recycling in mind, and new materials are emerging that can replace traditional plastics in many applications. Scaling these technologies safely and economically is where our expertise truly makes a difference.
“It’s an exciting time to be involved, and I’m proud that Worley will play a key role in shaping the future of sustainable plastic solutions.”
