Kemira to expand carbon reactivation capacity at Tarragona site

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Summary

Kemira Oyj will expand its Tarragona, Spain site by building a plant to reactivate spent activated carbon for Iberia’s drinking water sector, significantly boosting regional capacity for drinking water and wastewater treatment. The move supports Kemira’s strategic growth in water treatment and circular, resource-recovery solutions.

What impacts could this added local reactivation capacity have on utilities’ costs, supply security, and sustainability across Iberia?

Kemira Oyj (Helsinki, Finland) plans to expand its Tarragona manufacturing site in Spain by building a plant to reactivate spent activated carbon for the drinking water business in Iberia. The new plant would add significant capacity to reactivate activated carbon for the region’s drinking water and wastewater market. This strategic expansion project is yet another […]

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Kemira to expand carbon reactivation capacity at Tarragona site

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