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Sasol International Chemicals will invest €60 million to debottleneck and expand its Advanced Materials operations at its Brunsbüttel, Germany site, enhancing capacity for high‑performance aluminas and related specialty materials and reinforcing its global leadership in these products.

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Sasol invests €60 million to expand chemicals production site in Germany

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Sasol International Chemicals, a business of Sasol Ltd. (Johannesburg, South Africa), announced a €60-million investment at its Brunsbüttel, Germany site to expand its advanced materials and specialty chemicals capabilities, reinforcing the company’s position as a leading global supplier of high‑performance aluminas and related specialty materials. The project will debottleneck and expand Sasol’s existing Advanced Materials […]

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pat 3 months ago
Debottlenecking alumina usually means the calciner and dust-handling train become the choke points; are they upgrading baghouses and ceramic-lined elbows to survive the fines? Also curious if they’re electrifying calcination heat in Germany’s power market or sticking with gas for stability.

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