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Infraserv Höchst is the site operator and industrial services provider for Industriepark Höchst in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Serving companies in the chemical and pharmaceutical sectors, it manages the park’s shared infrastructure and ensures reliable, compliant operations across a complex industrial environment.
The company’s portfolio spans utilities supply (electricity, steam, process heat, industrial gases, and water), site infrastructure and real estate management, logistics including hazardous goods handling, environmental services such as wastewater treatment and waste disposal, and plant and occupational safety supported by an industrial fire brigade. Infraserv Höchst also provides engineering, maintenance, and analytical services, as well as regulatory and permitting support. Its activities focus on safe, efficient, and compliant operations for manufacturers of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and related products at one of Europe’s major industrial parks.
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The plant will produce lithium hydroxide for batteries using green electricity. Construction starts Q1 2026. The site covers 77,517m2 in Höchst Industrial Park, Frankfurt.
Pilot plant treats flue gas from a sewage‑sludge incinerator using amine scrubbing to gather data on capture rate, CO₂ purity, agent degradation and energy needs; rental for three months.
A new warehouse at Industriepark Höchst offers advanced safety features, extensive digitalization, and temperature-controlled storage, enhancing logistics and meeting high demand in the Rhine-Main Region.
The first hydrogen train for the Taunus system was presented, marking a step towards zero-emission mobility. The fleet will start operating in December, replacing diesel trains and reducing local emissions.
Chancellor Scholz toured a hydrogen filling station for trains and discussed hydrogen technology and synthetic kerosene production, highlighting the chemical industry's role in sustainable energy solutions.
Tenants invested EUR 328M. New subsidiary expands services. Agreement on Seveso III Directive. UPM considers biorefinery. Revenue up, driven by energy and site services.
Starting January, a new rail link will run twice weekly between Rotterdam and Frankfurt, offering a stable, eco-friendly option for time-critical shipments. Frequency may increase if needed.
Since 2000, investments in Höchst Industrial Park total 6.3 billion euros. In 2014, Infraserv Höchst Group saw a 10% revenue increase, driven by energy supply advancements.
