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Akzo Nobel gets government subsidy for chlorine projects.

Publication: Chemical Week
Publication Date: 30-JUN-04
Format: Online
Delivery: Immediate Online Access
Full Article Title: Akzo Nobel gets government subsidy for chlorine projects.(new construction projects)(Brief Article)

Article Excerpt
Akzo Nobel says it will get 65 million [euro] ($78 million) in subsidies from the Dutch government toward a 160-million [euro] chlorine restructuring project that aims to curb chlorine transportation by rail in the Netherlands by January 1, 2006 (CW, Feb. 4, p. 16). Akzo will build a 90,0000-m.t./year...

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