Asahi Kasei announces progress on electrolyzer expansion at Kawasaki plant

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Asahi Kasei Corp. (Tokyo, Japan) has been awarded key regional economic incentives for its ion-exchange membrane process chlor-alkali electrolysis equipment. The incentives include financial support from Kanagawa Prefecture and the City of Kawasaki for the facilities being built in Kawasaki, Japan. For Asahi Kasei, this represents a significant milestone in accelerating its strategic portfolio transformation. […]

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Asahi Kasei announces progress on electrolyzer expansion at Kawasaki plant

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