EC 215-277-5
Also known as magnetite, Bayferrox Black 318, Bayferrox AC 5111M, Bayferrox 340, and Bayferrox 330.
chemXplore tracks 4 projects involving iron oxide, (Fe3O4), of which 2 are active.
2 produce it and 2 use it as feedstock.
2 new construction.
Owners and developers: RIFT Development (1)
Investors: Invest-NL N.V. (1), PGGM (1)
Licensors and offtakers are recorded on 1 of these 2 projects For subscribers
Reserved Maasvlakte with Port of Rotterdam to advance commercial-scale Iron Fuel projects; Rotterdam complements Antwerp with infrastructure, logistics and low-carbon hydrogen
Grant deal formalises funding for Alpha One, enabling engineering, contracting and FID prep. At Evonik Antwerp: 120,000 t/yr iron fuel → 244 GWh/yr low‑carbon heat; ~682 kt CO₂ avoided in 10 yr.
€113.8M funding will develop a commercial iron fuel facility, aiming to decarbonize industrial heat and avoid over 1M tonnes of CO₂ emissions. Operational by 2029.
The partnership ensures Iron Fuel Technology meets high safety and compliance standards, supporting its transition from innovation to industrial-scale deployment.
Iron Fuel Technology debuts commercially with a boiler installation in the Netherlands, supporting sustainability goals and showcasing scalable industrial decarbonization.
Production at the Krefeld-Uerdingen site increased by 5,000 metric tons annually to meet rising demand for high-quality pigments in paints, coatings, and plastics, enhancing dispersion and color consistency.
Investing EUR 20M to expand global capacities, LANXESS hit record monthly production in Germany. Their eco-friendly methods and compliance with strict regulations drive market share growth.
chemXplore tracks 3 plants producing iron oxide, (Fe3O4) in 2 countries.
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