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Erweiterung der Lagerfläche von Knapsack Cargo GmbH

Momentan wird im Terminal kräftig investiert. Für zwei Millionen Euro entsteht ein besonders gesichertes Lager für 150 Tankcontainer. Hintergrund sind gesetzliche Vorschriften, wonach flüssige Chemikalien ohne eine besondere Auffangvorrichtung nicht mehr länger als 24 Stunden gelagert werden dürfen. Deshalb werden zurzeit riesige Betonwannen errichtet. Sie sorgen dafür, dass keine Flüssigkeit ins Erdreich oder die Kanalisation gelangt, falls einmal ein Chemikalienbehälter undicht werden sollte. Ende 2015 soll alles fertig sein.

Mehr Informationen auf www.knapsack-cargo.de

Clariant Produkte (Deutschland) GmbH is expanding production of flame retardants in Knapsack

Clariant is planning the construction of a new plant "FSM II" at the Knapsack site which will double the DEPAL Knapsack capacity by mid-2012. The first excavators are already on the move. The new building "FSM II" is scheduled for completion at the end of 2011.

For more information visit www.clariant.com.

ENERGY SUPPLY

The reliable and economical supply of sufficient energy is one of the most important prerequisites for the chemical industry. The chemical park operator InfraServ Knapsack provides the manufacturing companies with the necessary energies in the form of electricity and process steam.

The continuous main load of the energy supply is borne by the refuse-derived fuel (RDF) power plant of E.ON Energy from Waste, where up to 300,000 tons of refuse-derived fuel are thermally utilized every year. This service is complemented by the combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant of the Norwegian energy company Statkraft. With 800 MW of installed capacity it is one of the largest CCGT power plants in Germany. A further combined gas turbine power plant with capacity of 400 MW is currently under construction. The energy supply of the Chemiepark Knapsack is thus guaranteed, also at peak load time. 

ENERGY SUPPLY

The reliable and economical supply of sufficient energy is one of the most important prerequisites for the chemical industry. The chemical park operator InfraServ Knapsack provides the manufacturing companies with the necessary energies in the form of electricity and process steam.

The continuous main load of the energy supply is borne by the refuse-derived fuel (RDF) power plant of E.ON Energy from Waste, where up to 300,000 tons of refuse-derived fuel are thermally utilized every year. This service is complemented by the combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant of the Norwegian energy company Statkraft. With 800 MW of installed capacity it is one of the largest CCGT power plants in Germany. A further combined gas turbine power plant with capacity of 400 MW is currently under construction. The energy supply of the Chemiepark Knapsack is thus guaranteed, also at peak load time.