Solvay-Shinsol opens electronic-grade hydrogen peroxide plant in Tainan
- Shinsol Advanced Chemicals, a joint venture of Solvay and Shinkong, inaugurated an electronic‑grade hydrogen peroxide plant in Tainan.
- The facility covers 2.4 hectares and has an annual production capacity of 35,000 tonnes of electronic‑grade high‑purity hydrogen peroxide.
- The plant is scheduled for commissioning in December this year with full‑scale production planned for early next year.
- Management highlighted the plant’s role for the semiconductor sector and commitments to energy conservation and carbon‑reduction measures.
Project overview
Shinsol Advanced Chemicals, a joint venture between Solvay and Shinkong Synthetic Fibers Corporation, has inaugurated an electronic‑grade hydrogen peroxide facility in Tainan, Taiwan. The plant is positioned to serve the semiconductor industry and support integrated electronic circuit manufacturing.
Capacity and schedule
The site occupies 2.4 hectares and is designed to produce 35,000 tonnes per year of high‑purity electronic‑grade hydrogen peroxide. Commissioning is scheduled for December this year, with full‑scale production planned for early next year.
Leadership and sustainability
Company executives from Shinkong and Solvay attended the opening. Leaders emphasized meeting international quality standards and integrating energy conservation and carbon‑reduction practices throughout the plant, and framed the facility as part of Solvay’s broader electronics portfolio expansion.
Source: solvay.com
