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CHLOR-ALKALI TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

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2022-2023 Chlor-Alkali industry review

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Supporting a
safe chlor-alkali industry for Europe

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Supporting a sustainable
chlor-alkali industry for Europe

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Supporting a successful chlor-alkali industry for Europe

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Euro Chlor News

OCTOBER 2024 CHLORINE PRODUCTION
04/12/2024

OCTOBER 2024 CHLORINE PRODUCTION

In October, the European chlorine production reached 630,751 tonnes. With 20,347 tonnes, the October 2024 average daily production was 0...
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CHRISTIAN FROM INEOS INOVYN FEATURES AS TWELFTH 17 CHLOR-ALKALI CAREERS INTERVIEWEE
29/11/2024

CHRISTIAN FROM INEOS INOVYN FEATURES AS TWELFTH 17 CHLOR-ALKALI CAREERS INTERVIEWEE

He finds working in a sustainability-related topic such as hydrogen exciting.
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SEPTEMBER 2024 CHLORINE PRODUCTION
05/11/2024

SEPTEMBER 2024 CHLORINE PRODUCTION

In September, the European chlorine production reached 606,690 tonnes. With 20,223 tonnes, the September 2024 average daily production was 6...
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Member News

AMB Tech GmbH becomes new partner
09/12/2024

AMB Tech GmbH becomes new partner

AMB Tech GmbH, based in Ingelheim, Germany, leads in sustainable solutions for renewable energy and advanced technologies.
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CIRCLE PGM BV becomes new partner
05/12/2024

CIRCLE PGM BV becomes new partner

Circle PGM BV is a Dutch company specialising in the recovery of precious metals, operating globally.
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Nobian builds new energy-efficient evaporation plant for caustic soda production
08/11/2024

Nobian builds new energy-efficient evaporation plant for caustic soda production

Nobian can reduce up to 25,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per year.
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Energy

Energy is essential for the Chlor-Alkali industry

Uses and Innovations

Discover the thousands of applications of chlor-alkali

Safety First

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17 successes

Meet some of the Europeans, whose success at work is all thanks to chlor-alkali chemistry…

01. The Animal Carer

Hypochlorite and other chlor-alkali chemicals help keep animal sanctuaries clean and their inhabitants healthy....read more

02. The Architect

Building the future with chlor-alkali chemistry....read more

03. The Dentist

Dentists use chlorine things to give us beautiful and healthy smiles....read more

04. The Dry-Cleaner

Chlorinated solvents are essential for dry-cleaners....read more

05. The Energy Expert

Powering Europe using chlor-alkali chemistry....read more

06. The Farmer

Using chlorine things to keep us all well fed....read more

07. The Firefighter

Heat, smoke, fire and water are no match for chlor-alkali chemistry....read more

08. The Hotelier

Hoteliers rely on polyurethane to give us a good night's sleep....read more

09. The IT Expert

From cables to microchips, chlorine things help keep us online....read more

10. The Mechanic

For safe, comfortable and reliable driving, use chlorine things!...read more

11. The Packager

Wrapping things up with chlor-alkali chemistry....read more

12. The Pharmacist

Chlor-alkali chemistry is used in the manufacture of 88% of all major medicines....read more

13. The Plumber

For clean drinking water and a nice warm bath, use chlorine things!...read more

14. The Police Officer

Polycarbonate face shields and Kevlar® body armour are chlorine things....read more

15. The Pool Attendant

Chlorine things like hypochlorite help keep our swimming pools and spas clean and germ-free....read more

16. The Surgeon

Surgeons rely on chlor-alkali chemistry to help repair our bodies....read more

17. The Window Seller

Keeping our homes warm and dry with chlor-alkali chemistry....read more

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About Chlor-Alkali

Learn more about chlor-alkali, what makes it unique, the products, where it comes from and how it is made?

The element chlorine (Cl) is one of the 92 natural elements found on our planet. Have you ever heard of ‘Mendeleev’s Table’? Well, officially this table is called Periodic Table of the Elements. It shows all today’s known chemical elements. As such, you’ll find chlorine in the 17th column of this famous Table. Chlorine gas was first isolated in 1774 by the Swedish-German chemist, C. W. Scheele….

The Hydrogen tree
The Caustic Potash tree
The Caustic Soda tree
The Chlorine tree

Sector Groups of Interest

chlorinated alkanes
chlorinated solvents
sodium chlorate
Potassium
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