Antwerp: Zeeland & Noord-Brabant oppose Ineos ethane cracker

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The Dutch provinces of North Brabant and Zeeland have definitively stopped their legal proceedings against the Ineos ethane cracker in the port of Antwerp. The Diependaele government was able to convince them that the Flemish nitrogen decree will be beneficial for their nature.

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Antwerp: Zeeland & Noord-Brabant oppose Ineos ethane cracker

Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Zeeland and Noord-Brabant provinces of the Netherlands officially stopped pursuing appeals against Ineos’s ethane cracker project at Antwerp port. A public announcement came from the office of Flemish Prime Minister Matthias Diependaele.  The Dutch provinces … Read more Continue reading Antwerp: Zeeland & Noord-Brabant oppose Ineos ethane cracker  at The Brussels Morning Newspaper.

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The provincial government is permanently withdrawing its appeal against the arrival of a new chemical plant in Antwerp. According to the Executive States, the Flemish government is doing enough about the nitrogen emissions of the new factory, so there are no more objections. Earlier, the extra nitrogen emissions were just a reason for the province to object. Because the so-called “ethane cracker” by Ineos, which makes a basic raw material for pl…

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The Dutch provinces of Zeeland and Noord-Brabant are ending their legal appeal procedures against the permits for the ethane cracker that chemical company Ineos is building in the port of Antwerp. This was announced by the office of Flemish Prime Minister Matthias Diependaele. No appeal will be filed against the fourth permit for Project One, which was granted by the province of Antwerp in January.

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The provinces of Noord-Brabant and Zeeland are ending legal proceedings against the construction of the Project One factory of chemical company Ineos. In the new factory in the port area of Antwerp, ethane is converted into ethylene, a raw material for plastic. Zeeland and Brabant feared that this would result in a lot of nitrogen being deposited in protected Natura 2000 areas such as the Brabantse Wal. After intensive consultation with the Flem…