The cogeneration plant, whose construction began in 2008 and was slated for service Thursday, has three power units of 6.75 MWh each and three waste steam recovery tanks. Donau Chem will use the electricity produced here to make chemical fertilizers and steam will be used for own technological consumption.
The investment is meant to cut the chemical plant’s costs with fuel (methane gas) and electricity and it will protect the environment by significantly reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
InterAgro group operates mainly in agriculture and the chemical industry.