ChemCoast Park Brunsbüttel

€60m expansion at Brunsbüttel to boost spherical and ultra‑high‑purity alumina supply for catalysts and specialty applications, targeting start around 2029 and cut carbon footprint.

The new biomass cogeneration plant will supply 70,000 MWh of steam annually, reducing CO2 emissions by 13,000 tons and producing 90,000 MWh of sustainable electricity by 2025.

A new terminal in Brunsbüttel will import green ammonia, aiding Germany's decarbonization. Expected by 2026, it will handle 300,000 tonnes annually, with plans to scale up to two million tonnes.

The LNG terminal in Brunsbüttel will have an 8 billion m3 regasification capacity, enhancing Germany's energy security and future-proofing for green hydrogen derivatives like ammonia.

The expansion at Brunsbüttel adds 15,000 tons of alumina hydrate capacity annually. New units, including drum and spray dryers, were commissioned, with further expansions planned in the US and Germany.

EUR 40 million each will go to Leverkusen and Krefeld-Uerdingen, with the rest to Brunsbüttel and Antwerp. Expansions target intermediates for automotive, construction, and crop protection sectors.

The new TEAL plant in Brunsbüttel, Germany, has a 6,000-tonne capacity, ensuring high-quality production and supply security. It supports applications like the Novolen process for polypropylene.

The investment will expand MDI production at Brunsbüttel, enhancing capacity and job security. The project includes new plants and uses advanced, energy-efficient technologies.

A new TEAL production unit in Germany will start in early 2012, enhancing supply capabilities. Sasol's experience ensures quality, safety, and potential for future capacity expansion.