ANDRITZ is a global technology group headquartered in Graz, Austria, founded in 1852. The company designs, builds, and services industrial plants, equipment, automation, and digital solutions for sectors including pulp and paper, metals, hydropower, environment and energy, and separation. It operates a worldwide manufacturing and service network and delivers new installations, upgrades, and lifecycle support.
For the chemical and process industries, ANDRITZ provides solid/liquid separation and thermal processing systems—such as centrifuges, filter presses, belt and drum filters, thickeners, dryers, and evaporation solutions—along with flue‑gas cleaning, carbon capture–related process units, sludge and waste-to-energy systems, and recycling technologies. These offerings support resource efficiency, emissions control, and circular-economy applications across petrochemical, specialty chemical, water and wastewater, mining, food, and bio-based value chains.
chemXplore tracks 10 projects involving ANDRITZ, of which 8 are active.
ANDRITZ's role on them: Owner, FEED, EPC, EPCI, Technology licensor, and Technology / equipment supplier.
4 new construction and 4 expansion.
3 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on 7 of these 8 projects For subscribers
Targeting: Hydrogen (3), Carbon dioxide (1), Spent liquor from alkaline pulping and bleaching containing spent inorganic process chemicals and dissolved organic substances originating from the cellulosic raw material. (1), Steel (1), Water (1)
Planned Rauma plant would capture 100,000 tCO2/yr from pulp‑mill flue gas for use in e‑fuels; funding clears a key investment hurdle.
700 m² hall added; site now assembles hydrogen-cooled units and can ship generators up to 300 t via the Danube; further 3,000 m² refit due 2028.
Mid double-digit million-euro package covers pulp fiberline, recovery boiler, white liquor gasifier and handling equipment; start-up targeted mid‑2027.
New galvanizing line will produce galvanized Advanced High‑Strength Steel for automotive use; ~500,000 t/yr capacity and start-up planned for 2028.
Groundbreaking for a self‑financed 12.5 MW electrolyser at Gampern to scale green hydrogen capacity to 15 MW, storing summer solar for winter electricity and heat use.
Shared access to a pilot-scale PrimeLineTIAC in Graz enables manufacturers to trial a standard hardwood pulp, speed commercialization, and optimize dry‑crepe, textured and TAD processes.
New bioenergy unit will process black liquor to generate steam and green electricity, recover chemicals for reuse; start-up set for Q2 2028; order in high double-digit million euros.
Turnkey contracts will add >2.1 GW across two plants, lift installed capacity by 34%, start construction in 2026 and bring units online in 2030.
