South Korea's Chemical Plants Invest US$24.73 Million to Upgrade Flare Stacks

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Industrial info is tracking 16 active projects at chemical plants in South Korea, worth US$24.73 million, aimed at upgrading flare stacks. In accordance with Korea's Air Environment Act, investment is being made for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emission management. Korea has a lot of interest in air environment management under a carbon-neutral policy.

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