Chemiepark Lülsdorf

LülsdorfGermanyNiederkassel

projects tracked
3
active
2
company present
1

Projects at Chemiepark Lülsdorf

chemXplore tracks 3 projects at Chemiepark Lülsdorf, of which 2 are active.

  1. 1 project Announced / Concept
  2. none FEED / Pre-FID
  3. none FID / Sanctioned
  4. 1 project Under Construction
  5. none Commissioning & Start-up

Of the active ones, 1 new construction.

What moved recently

  • July 2026 Envirocat Alkoxides alkoxide plant at Lülsdorf · Under Construction · Germany

Latest news on Chemiepark Lülsdorf

23 June 2026
Evonik builds Lülsdorf–Wesseling methanol pipeline to secure methionine feedstock

Shared regional storage and a new 4 km methanol pipeline improve feedstock security for methionine production while cutting Scope‑3 emissions and enabling future green methanol.

27 March 2025
Vynova Alkoxides awards engineering contract for new Lülsdorf plant

The new plant will produce sodium and potassium methylate and sodium ethylate, aiming for completion by autumn 2027, replacing mercury-based production.

10 November 2023
Vynova to Invest in New Alcoholate Plant in Germany

The new plant will replace existing facilities due to regulatory closure by 2027, ensuring local supply for European biodiesel production.

3 July 2023
Evonik Sells Lülsdorf Site to ICIG

The sale of the Lülsdorf site and cyanuric chloride business to ICIG was completed on June 30. Over 600 employees and all production facilities are included, with extensive protective rights agreed.

6 April 2023
Evonik Sells Lülsdorf Site and Cyanuric Chloride Business to ICIG

The sale includes over 600 employees and all production plants. The transaction awaits antitrust clearance and Evonik committee approval, with completion expected by mid-2023.

About the park

Total area
100 ha
Available area
20 ha

Companies at this park

Cluster Watch

Chemiepark Lülsdorf lies in the Rhine-Ruhr cluster, one of the 16 chemical clusters of Northwest Europe. Cluster Watch maps what each is building and closing, and the pipelines between them.

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