Click here to take a look at the eleventh 17 Chlor-Alkali Careers video just launched with an interview with Roman, Process Engineer R&D at Euro Chlor’s member, Spolchemie. He finds working in the chlor-alkali industry dynamic, diverse and constantly evolving. Taking ’17’ as our inspiration (from chlorine’s position on the chemical Periodic Table of elements), 17 Careers presents … Continued
In March, the European chlorine production stood at 690,555 tonnes. With 22,276 tonnes, the March 2024 average daily production was 8.4% lower than in the previous month (February 2024: 24,331 tonnes) but 13.6% higher than in March 2023 (19,605 tonnes). With 242,796 tonnes, the March 2024 caustic soda stocks were 5.5% lower than in the … Continued
On 3 May 2024, Euro Chlor launched a new video about how chlor-alkali is used in teeth and swimming pools on its social media channels LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook (reel) and (post). Click here to watch this video on YouTube and find out more information here and contact Euro Chlor Communications Manager Catherine Potter for more information.
Click here to take a look at the tenth 17 Chlor-Alkali Careers video just launched with an interview with Bart, Maintenance Engineer Manager at Euro Chlor’s member, Nobian. He was attracted to the chlor-alkali business by its sustainability promises. Taking ’17’ as our inspiration (from chlorine’s position on the chemical Periodic Table of elements), 17 Careers presents 17 … Continued
In February, the European chlorine production reached 707,562 tonnes. With 24,399 tonnes, the February 2024 average daily production was 9.2% higher than in the previous month (January 2024: 22,343 tonnes) and 11.6% higher than in February 2023 (21,867 tonnes). With 256,187 tonnes, the February 2024 caustic soda stocks were 12.2% higher than in the previous … Continued
On 2 April 2024, Euro Chlor launched a new video about how chlor-alkali is used in trains and fridges on its social media channels LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook (reel) and (post). Click here to watch this video on YouTube and find out more information here and contact Euro Chlor Communications Manager Catherine Potter for more information.
Chlorine occurs naturally but not in its elemental (gas) form (as Cl2). It is produced by starting with three raw materials – salt, water and electricity. An electric current is sent through brine, a solution of salt in water, in a process called electrolysis, which has been known for over 125 years. Chlorine production plants … Continued
Click here to take a look at the ninth 17 Chlor-Alkali Careers video just launched with an interview with Daniel, Chemical Process Technician at Euro Chlor’s member, Bondalti. He enjoys the constant challenge of controlling variables that allow the company to efficiently and safely produce chemicals. Taking ’17’ as our inspiration (from chlorine’s position on the … Continued
Eili Skrivervik has just joined Euro Chlor as Energy and Hydrogen Manager. Eili is Norwegian and is working towards a PhD in Innovation. She will be the key point of contact on all energy and hydrogen regulatory files and will lead Euro Chlor’s Climate Change and Energy Committee.
In January, the European chlorine production stood at 692,622 tonnes. With 22,343 tonnes, the January 2024 average daily production was 13.7% higher than in the previous month (December 2023: 19,659 tonnes) and 17.2% higher than in January 2023 (19,058 tonnes). With 230,022 tonnes, the January 2024 caustic soda stocks were 4.1% higher than in the … Continued