Bayer MaterialScience Gets Green Light for TDI Plant in Germany

Bayer MaterialScience says it has been granted a permit from the Cologne regional administration to begin construction of a previously announced toluene diisocyanate (TDI) plant at Dormagen, Germany. Bayer expects the final operating permit this spring. The project, involving an investment of €150 million ($198.3 million), calls for the construction of a 300,000-m.t./year TDI plant. It will replace existing TDI units at Dormagen and Brunsbüttel, Germany. Bayer will use a new process, which will reduce energy consumption by up to 60% and require 80% less...

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