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Solvay Begins the construction of an innovative plant of silica in Poland
24/05/2013
24 May 2013
During a celebrated ceremony in Wloclawek, Poland, in presence of the Belgian ambassador in Poland, the mayor of Wloclawek and other dignatarios local, Solvay began the construction of a new plant of last generation that will produce silica highly dispersable. The new plant represents an investment of 75 million euros and will create more than 50 places of new work, expanding the capacity of production of the company in 85.000 annual tonnes.
Situated in the centre of Poland, beside the new motorway of Warsaw-Gdansk and key for the energetic distribution, the new installation built in a plot of 8 hectares will offer logistical profits venues to the customers in east Europe and Russia of Solvay. The centre is cataloged like Special Economic Zone (ZEE), and will integrate in the breast of the industrial complex of Anwil, a subsidiary of the energetic company and of Polish refining PKN Orlen Capital Group, one of the greater refineries of oil of Central Europe.
Of left to right: Raoul Delcorde, ambassador of Belgium in Poland, Jacek Bobrowicz, general director of Solvay Poland, Iwona Grajewska, director of Pomeranian Special Economical Zone, Andrzej Palucki, president of Wloclawek City, Tom Benner, president of Solvay Silica, Stanislaw Duraj, president of Anwil S.A., Slawomir Majman, president of the Polish agency of information and investment abroad, Patrick Lermusiaux, director of Solvay Silica Global Operations, and Michel Rabeyrin, director of Solvay Silica Project.
