Why Flame Retardants Are Essential to AI, Data Centers, and America’s Technology Leadership

Artificial intelligence is driving rapid growth in data center infrastructure across the United States, increasing the complexity of these high-powered environments. Fire safety is a critical but often overlooked consideration, particularly as heat, electrical systems, and backup power needs intensify. Flame retardants help reduce fire risk and support the reliability of the systems behind today’s […]

Powering Safety, Innovation, and Competitiveness in the Electric Vehicle Era

Electric vehicles (EVs) are reshaping the future of transportation. From reducing tailpipe emissions to creating new manufacturing jobs, EVs represent a cornerstone of America’s clean energy and advanced manufacturing strategy. But as we accelerate toward electrification, it remains critical that safety keeps pace with innovation. Flame retardants play an essential, yet often overlooked, role in […]

Flame Retardants: A Critical Defense Against Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Hazards In Buildings & Homes 

In today’s increasingly electrified world, lithium-ion batteries power everything from smartphones and laptops to electric vehicles and home backup systems. Their widespread use is a testament to their efficiency and energy density. However, as fire expert Dr. Alexander Morgan highlights, these batteries also pose significant fire risks—risks that demand innovative fire protection strategies, including the […]

NAFRA’s Statement on Flame Retardants in Automotive Applications

How can you get involved? NAFRA is actively engaged in helping ensure that the safety value and life-saving benefits of flame retardant chemistries are not jeopardized by inappropriate regulation or legislation that is not based in sound science. If you’d like to stay informed and involved with NAFRA’s advocacy, please click here to send an […]

Restricting the Use of Organohalogen Flame Retardants in Televisions and Other Electronics Could Reduce Overall Product Safety and Performance

No Ignition, No Fire — Why Flame Retardants Are in Electronics

Independent Study Finds Flaws in One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Flame Retardants