April 2025
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The role of coatings in the transition to renewable feedstocks
One often overlooked aspect of the shift to renewable feedstocks involves the critical role of coatings in protecting infrastructure. While advanced coatings have long supported the industry, new innovations must address the evolving demands of renewable feedstocks. These enhanced coatings will safeguard infrastructure from the more aggressive chemical environments introduced by renewable feedstocks, ensuring long-term durability and operational efficiency.
The Author
TRAVIS CROTWELL serves as PPG's Market Segment Director for Oil & Gas, Protective and Marine Coatings. With more than 15 yr of experience in protective and marine coatings, Crotwell specializes in market opportunities and development, corrosion control, and technical specification design. He excels at developing solutions that enhance the operational efficiency and safety of oil and gas infrastructure. Crotwell earned a BS degree from Nicholls State University, is an AMPP Certified Coatings Inspector and an AMPP Concrete Coatings Inspector. To learn more about PPG Protective and Marine Coatings, visit here.
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