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Business | April 26, 2010, Monday // 17:38
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Solvay Sodi, based in Devnia, has vowed to invest a total of BGN 300 M in the plant over a period of three years, starting in 2007. Photo by pro6bg.com
A new distiller will be launched at the Deven thermal power station, a unit of Belgian-owned Solvay Sodi, the company announced.
The new installation is part of a BGN 150 M project, which aims to increase the production capacity of the soda ash maker.
The distiller will help the plant cut ammonia emissions to levels completely compatible with EU rules, the company said.
Solvay Sodi, based in Devnia, has vowed to invest a total of BGN 300 M in the plant over a period of three years, starting in 2007.
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