Chempark Dormagen

Heat-pump upgrade will save ~40,000 t CO2/yr, cut low three-digit GWh energy use; investment low double-digit million euros; expected operation mid-2027.

The new plant in Köln will use advanced recycling to convert plastic waste into virgin-quality polymers, reducing emissions and supporting a circular economy. Production starts by end of 2026.

The study will explore a 100MW water electrolysis plant to cut CO2 by 100,000 tonnes annually. The hydrogen produced will support ammonia and methanol production, aiding regional climate goals.

The new 15 ktpa facility will enhance supply to European customers, support key sectors, and improve sustainability and environmental impact, reinforcing the Köln site's production capacity.

The project will cut Koln's carbon emissions by 120,000 tonnes annually, produce green ammonia and methanol, and support local sustainability. It has passed the first IPCEI selection phase.

New coextrusion lines in Dormagen will create 30 jobs, enhance film quality, and speed up supply. The site includes production, a technical center, and research labs, supporting global expansion efforts.

The new facilities will produce raw materials for biodegradable chelates, driven by increased demand post-phosphate ban. Completion is expected in 2021-2022, enhancing global supply chain performance.

New production lines for polycarbonate films at Dormagen will be completed by end of 2020, creating 50+ jobs. The investment includes latest technology and aims to meet global demand and improve efficiency.

The partnership will see new chelates production facilities at INEOS’s Cologne site, operational by 2020, enhancing sustainability and meeting rising demand due to the European phosphate ban.

Production capacity in Dormagen will increase to 70,000 tons per year by Q1 2019, driven by strong global demand, especially in Asia. The expansion includes new reactors and process optimization.