South Korea's Chemical Companies Invest $60 Million in Environmental Compliance Projects

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Industrial info is tracking 25 active environmental compliance projects in South Korea's Chemical Processing Industry, with a total investment value of about US$60 million.

South Korea's chemical companies are steadily investing in environmental facilities because South Korea is continuously pursuing facilities aimed at carbon neutrality to control greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions. This includes regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTO) and tele-monitoring systems (TMS). Recently, Kumho Petrochemical (Seoul, South Kore) announced its intention to invest in environmental facilities.

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