EN Fairport Harbor Plant Fairport Harbor, Ohio Fairport Harbor Plant News Community Involvement Careers Contact Us Sustainability Fairport Harbor Plant About Our Products Performance Polymers for Wire and Cable Applications Fact Sheet Download the Fairport Harbor Plant Fact Sheet DOWNLOAD FACT SHEET Our products are used to insulate copper and fiber optic wiring in the power, computer, automotive, appliance and telecommunication industries. LyondellBasell’s Fairport Harbor Plant produces wire and cable insulating resins. Products from this site are used by customers to insulate copper and fiber optic wiring for the automotive and appliance industries. These products add value to our society by making the electrical systems in our cars and home appliances safer and more durable. The site encompasses approximately four acres within the Village of Fairport Harbor. Performance Summary The Fairport Harbor facility's commitment to sustainable growth balances our responsibility to provide economic value for our stakeholders, while respecting the social concerns of the community in which we operate and demonstrating concern for the environment around us. Providing Economic Value The site is a significant contributor to the local economy by providing skilled jobs, by purchasing millions of dollars in local goods and services, and by paying taxes to support local schools and government services. The Fairport Harbor Plant has long been an important asset to the community and region. LyondellBasell at a Glance Learn more About Us Legal Privacy Statement © LyondellBasell Industries Holdings B.V. 2021 We use cookies for purposes including personalizing content and ads; social media; and analyzing traffic, including third-party cookies collecting site-use information for marketing. Read more about those activities and your rights in our Privacy Statement, and access our preference center through “Manage Cookie Preferences” link on our webpage. To learn more, visit ourPrivacy Statement Manage Cookie Preferences Accept All Cookies