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Two major coatings companies are teaming up on a sustainability effort that promises lower emissions with no compromise to performance.

The company reported a reduction of 8 million kg of CO₂ emissions in 2024 through its biomass-balanced coatings, with U.S. product launches planned for 2025.

The company introduced two new clearcoats for the U.S. market, designed to speed up cure times and reduce energy use in bodyshops.

AkzoNobel announced its coatings were used in the Disney-themed livery project for Alaska Airlines' Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Flyer.

Benjamin Moore announced a national partnership with Make-A-Wish, committing donations and paint to support room transformations for children.

Dunn-Edwards announced a partnership with Celanese to introduce carbon capture and utilization resin technology to U.S. architectural coatings.

BASF Coatings announced enhancements to its Refinity platform, including faster color matching and automated mixing capabilities.

The company's NextJet digital paint technology was recognized as a 2025 Automotive News PACE Pilot Innovation to Watch.

The company appointed key executives to lead its new North American entity, with Jake Gosa heading the Building Envelope division.