Acetonitril

EC 200-835-2

project tracked
1
active
1
producing plants
5

Acetonitril projects

chemXplore tracks 1 project producing acetonitril, of which one is active.

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

Of the active ones, 1 new construction.

Who is building them

Latest news on acetonitril

25 June 2026
Asahi Kasei FO–MD system installed at Peptistar for API manufacturing trials

Novel forward osmosis–membrane distillation unit concentrates heat-sensitive APIs without heat or pressure, cutting freeze-drying batches and time; trialled at manufacturing scale up to 100 L for GMP evaluation.

2 June 2026
EAS Batteries launches ultra‑high‑power 22 Ah LFP cell using Asahi Kasei Acetolyte

22 Ah LFP cell using acetonitrile electrolyte achieves 2,550 W/kg continuous, 3,760 W/kg 2s pulse, ~2,400 cycles at 5C/100% DoD; samples in customer evaluation; 46xxx format planned.

4 November 2025
Asahi Kasei Licenses Electrolyte Tech to EAS Batteries for New High-Power Cell

The new cell uses acetonitrile electrolyte for better performance in demanding applications, with plans for global sublicensing to expand into mobility markets.

23 April 2024
INEOS Nitriles Launches Bio-Based Acetonitrile, Cutting Carbon Footprint by 90%

INVIREO™ Acetonitrile, a bio-based solvent, reduces carbon footprint in pharmaceuticals by 90% while maintaining performance, supporting sustainability in energy-intensive industries.

7 April 2022
INEOS Nitriles to build new Acetonitrile plant in Köln

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.

Acetonitril plants by country

chemXplore tracks 5 plants producing acetonitril in 4 countries.

plants

Acetonitril producers

plants

The 3 with the most plants, of 5 producers.

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