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Calcining plant for Maasvlakte

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1 Mar 2001

by BMI Editorial

Astral Calcining looks set to build a plant on Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte to calcine pet coke. The 18 hectare site in the frame is situated between the planned Lyondell chemical plant and the future DFDS Tor Line ro-ro terminal.

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