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Chemical Week Magazine :: New Construction Projects

October 6, 2008

Solvay to Replace Mercury Cells at Tavaux Chlorine Plant

Alex Scott

Solvay says it will invest €55 million ($79 million) to modernize chlorine manufacturing facilities at Tavaux, France, replacing some of its mercury-based electrolysis production cells with membrane-based systems. The membrane-based unit will be...

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