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chemXplore tracks 8 projects producing potassium hydroxide (KOH).
Engineering plastics, injection-compression moulding and large-machine trial capabilities for scalable, repeatable production of large electrolyser cell frames.
Vynova ranks in the top 5% for sustainability, earning its fifth consecutive EcoVadis Gold or Platinum rating, highlighting its commitment to responsible business practices.
The acquisition includes a 100ktpa KOH/65kte Chlorine plant in Ohio. ASHTA becomes INEOS KOH, continuing to serve markets like fertilizers, de-icers, and pharmaceuticals.
The new plant produces 25,000 tons of chlorine and 80,000 tons of potassium hydroxide annually, enhancing the site's capacity and securing jobs. Investments included remediation, new electrolysis, and chlorination plants.
The KOH facility in Tessenderlo is on track for Q2 2018 completion. NaOH capacity will expand by early 2019, reinforcing long-term market commitment.
The new plant, operational in late 2016, will produce 60,000dmt of KOH and 43,000dmt of NaOH, replacing mercury electrolysis to meet EU environmental standards and enhance market position.
The new 160kT KOH plant at Antwerp/Lillo will be operational in 2017, leveraging existing infrastructure for cost efficiency and benefiting from proximity to the Port of Antwerp and local chlorine customers.
The new facility will replace the mercury cellroom, boosting KOH production. ICIG will become Europe's leading KOH producer with two sites, enhancing its commitment to the industry and customers.
The JV will build a membrane electrolysis plant in Germany by end-2017, producing 130,000 tons of potassium hydroxide and 82,000 tons of chlorine annually, enhancing sustainability and market positions.
The investment will fund a new membrane electrolysis plant, replacing mercury electrolysis, and support re-entry into the potassium hydroxide market by Q3 2015, enhancing site development.
chemXplore tracks 8 plants producing potassium hydroxide (KOH) in 5 countries.
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The 4 with the most plants, of 5 countries.
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