- Annual production of ferric-based water treatment chemicals in Goole increased by 100,000 tons from November 15th.
- Ellesmere Port's aluminum-based output rose by 30,000 tons in January 2021.
- Kemira produces over 350,000 tons of water treatment chemicals annually in the UK.
- Products are used to treat drinking water and sewage, removing particles, color, algae, bacteria, and excess nutrients.
Capacity Expansion in Goole
From November 15th, the annual production of ferric-based water treatment chemicals in Goole will increase by over 100,000 tons. This expansion marks the completion of the second investment phase in the UK.
Increased Output in Ellesmere Port
In January 2021, Kemira boosted the production of aluminum-based water treatment chemicals in Ellesmere Port by 30,000 tons. This earlier phase of expansion has already contributed to the company's enhanced production capabilities.
Total UK Production
Kemira now produces more than 350,000 tons of water treatment chemicals annually across its four UK manufacturing sites: Ellesmere Port, Goole, Bradford, and Teesport. These facilities play a crucial role in meeting the demand for water treatment chemicals in the UK.
Applications in Water Treatment
The chemicals produced are essential for treating drinking water and sewage. They help remove particles, color, algae, and harmful bacteria from natural surface waters, ensuring safe drinking water. In sewage treatment plants, these chemicals eliminate excess nutrients, protecting natural water resources.
