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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN
LOWER SAXONY
NORTH-RHINE-WESTPHALIA
RHINELAND-PALATINATE
HESSE
BADEN-WURTTEMBERG
BAVARIA
THURINGIA
SAXONY-ANHALT
SAXONY
BRANDENBURG
MECKLENBURG-WEST POMERANIA
HamburgSchwerin
BerlinPotsdam
Bremen
Hanover
Magdeburg
Erfurt
Dresden
Wiesbaden
Mainz
Frankfurt
Düsseldorf
Stuttgart
Saarbrücken
Munich
Kiel
SAARLAND
www.gitverlag.comGIT VERLAG GmbH & Co. KG, Darmstadt, Germany
German Chemical Parks & Sites at the Achema
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2 • CHEManager Europe
Germany Trade & Invest
Sector Group of German Chemical Parks and Sites
Germany Trade & Invest is the official foreign trade and inward investment agency of the Federal Republic of Ger-many. The organization advises and sup-ports foreign companies planning to expand into the German market and as-sists German companies seeking to enter foreign markets.
All investment related services are free of charge. Our project managers have hands-on experience in the respective industries and will treat your enquiries confidentially.
Our services for investors include:Site selection support; �
Market research and �
competitive analysis;Project management; �
Legal information, �
consultancy on financing and incentives.
All inquiries relating to Germany as a business location are treated confiden-tially.
Institutional partners of Germany Trade & Invest are the regional invest-ment development agencies of the 16 Ger-man “Länder” i. e. federal states who form the central coordinating body for investors in their respective states.
Furthermore, our formali zed coopera-tion with the AHK (German Foreign Chambers of Industry and Commerce) with their 120 subsidiaries in 80 coun-tries provides us with a global reach.
Contact:Peggy PadurSenior ManagerChemicalsGermany Trade & Invest GmbHFriedrichstraße 6010117 Berlin, GermanyTel.: +49 30 2000 99 602Fax: +49 30 2000 99 [email protected]
The German chemical industry is the number one in Europe and the fourth largest in the world. Located in the center of Europe, approximately 40 German chemical parks offer exceptional condi-tions for investors. Chemical companies locating here can concentrate entirely on production, as site operators provide a highly developed infrastructure, supply energy and water, and take care of safety and security aspects and waste disposal.
All European sales markets can be served in optimum fashion from Germany. Products reach virtually every European destination in the shortest time – by land, water or air. That is why German chemi-cal parks provide the ideal location to gain a foothold in the European market. What’s more, involving a large number of different chemical companies brings to-gether many different competences in one location. This creates synergies which investors can use to their own advantage. These are just a few of the many benefits of German chemical parks and sites. Such advantages pay off in considerably lower investment costs and rapid start-up of plants. All of these factors make German
chemical parks and sites particularly attractive for:
Producers of raw materials; �
Processors and refiners of chemical �
preliminary products;Manufacturers of end products from �
chemical intermediates and renewable resources;Biotechnology companies; �
Companies in the processing industry. �
Investors will find a highly developed in-frastructure in the German chemical parks. In the last ten years, large chemi-cal companies have frequently outsourced services and duties in order to concen-trate on their research and development as well as production. As a result, inde-pendent location operators emerged who, as local players, have decades of experi-ence in operating chemical plants. That is why the operators are able to respond di-rectly to the requirements of chemical companies on-site. An extensive range of services and a chemical industry infra-structure with well constructed transpor-tation routes, supply and disposal lines are hallmarks of the German chemical
parks. Also, the chemical parks are char-acterized by an excellent research and development environment and by excel-lently qualified staff.
Thilo HöchstManaging Director, German Sector Group of Chemical Parks and Sites in the Verband der Chemischen Industrie e.V.Mainzer Landstrasse 5560329 Frankfurt am Main, GermanyTel.: +49 (0) 69 2556 1507Fax: +49 (0) 69 2556 [email protected]
Regional Focus Germany
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CeChemNet
BASF Ludwigshafen
The network of the central German chem-ical sites, the Central European Chemical Network (CeChemNet), combines the six sites in Bitterfeld, Leuna, Schkopau, Böh-len, Zeitz and Schwarzheide with about 5500 hectares. There are 600 companies operating with 27000 employees.
This is where outstanding chemical ex-pertise goes hand in hand with popular acceptance of chemical engineering. What makes this region outstanding are its competitive conditions, an infrastruc-ture designed with your production facili-ties in mind and qualified workers ready to perform. Alone since 1990, more than 100 billion euros from private and public funds have been invested in industrial plants, logistics and science centres.
With synergies owing to the feedstock integration in the Central German chemi-cal triangle and the specific profile of each chemical site in terms of R & D the CeChemNet sites are well set for the glo-bal competition for investments.
Fiene GriegerCentral European Chemical Networkkoordiniert durch isw GmbHHoher Weg 306120 Halle, GermanyTel.: +49 345 299 82 718Mobile: +49 172 798 85 28Fax: +49 345 299 82 [email protected] www.cechemnet.de
BASF’s Ludwigshafen site is the world’s largest integrated chemical complex under single management. Production facilities, energy and waste flows, logis-tics and infrastructure are closely inter-connected here. The company is looking for partners who fit into this network of products, processes and services and can strengthen it further to the benefit of both partners. To strengthen the site further now also markets a broad portfolio of technical equipment and services, in-creasingly to external companies.
The partner companies utilize BASF’s integrated product and know-how net-work. This includes the supply of raw materials and our competence in the use of difficult-to-handle materials through to a broad range of technical services and solutions. The advantage for BASF is that capacity can be utilized more fully, value-adding chains are strengthened and the partners help to enhance the existing infrastructure of the site.
Dr. Stefan MecklSite Marketing and Services SalesBASF SEWLS/RS - Q920 67056 Ludwigshafen, GermanyTel.: +49 621 60 73375Fax: +49 621 60 [email protected]
Regional Focus Germany
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ChemCologneChemCologne is an association that sets out to develop the region’s attractiveness and competitiveness for the chemical in-dustry and to make it better known among domestic and foreign investors as an at-tractive location for chemical investment. The Greater Cologne area and its sur-roundings form one of the most important chemical regions in Europe. No other area with a million inhabitants’ city in Europe is such heavily influenced by the chemical industry and all kinds of related downstream processing.
In 2007, the chemical industry in Co-logne’s Chamber of Industry and Com-merce district added up to €16.9 billion, which was more than 30 % of the entire turnover of the chemical industry in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia or more than 10 % of the entire turnover of Ger-many’s chemical industry.
Including the adjacent areas next to Cologne, chemistry’s influence becomes even more noticeable: with nearly €34 billion in 2007 this region – the Rhine-land – contributed 62 % of the total chem-ical turnover on a state level or 20 % nationally. Over 400 companies, ranging from highly specialized small and medium-sized companies to the real big players in the chemical industry can be found here.
Several chemical and industrial parks have evolved from “traditional” sites, pro-viding infrastructure and services spe-cially set up to meet customer demands as well as completely „ready-for-chemi-cals“ developed grounds. They all have excellent connections to the logistics net-work of the Cologne region and access to the European pipeline grid for raw mate-rials and intermediate products.
Dr. Bernd von der LindenGeschäftsführungChemCologneNeumarkt 35-3750667 Köln, GermanyTel.: +49 221 2720 531Fax: +49 221 2720 [email protected]
ChemCoastChemCoast, which includes the North German chemical locations of Brunsbüt-tel, Seelze, Stade, Walsrode and Wilhelm-shaven, is well equipped for the future: With extensive investments as well as numerous activities and projects.
Situated in the centre of Europe with good connections to modern harbor facil-ities and direct access to international maritime routes ChemCoast guarantees the transport of raw materials and prod-ucts throughout the world. Modern road and rail networks are also an essential infrastructure for time-optimized product logistics. The modern and fully services industrial sites are coupled with a skilled workforce. The ChemCoast Initiative is closely linked with the economic develop-ment agencies in Lower Saxony and Schles wig-Holstein. This means that we have a joint marketing strategy and no unnecessary red tape in our processing procedures.
Renate KlingenbergChemCoast e.V.Managing DirectorGüntherstraße 130519 Hannover, GermanyTel.: +49 (0) 511/[email protected]
Regional Focus Germany
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ChemSiteChemSite is one of the largest and best developed chemical and polymer clus-ters in Germany. The private-public-partnership between chemical enter-prises and politics offers investors from the chemical, chemical related and processing industries a comprehensive range of infrastructure and services at seven high-tech sites in the Ruhr region/Germany. The sites are well connected to the European highway, rail, waterway and pipeline network.
ChemSite supports investors from the first contact through to the successful start of production and beyond. The large number of new investments bears wit-ness to the quality of the ChemSite loca-tions. In addition ChemSite establishes contacts to industry partners, authorities and capital funding and cares for net-works along the value chain bringing to-gether science and enterprises.
Dr. Margarete GersemannLeiterin ChemSite-InitiativePaul-Baumann-Str. 145772 Marl, GermanyTel.: +49 2365 49 2530Fax: +49 2365 49 [email protected]
Chempark
Chempark offers a perfect area for pro-duction, research and development. With its three locations in Leverkusen, Dor-magen and Krefeld Uerdingen, Chempark is one of the largest chemical parks in Europe. Apart from the comprehensive infrastructure and optimal transport con-nections, the partner companies also ben-
efit from the extensive materials and pro-duction network.
Currenta, as chempark manager and operator, supports the companies in Chempark with a comprehensive Service-portfolio – from infrastructure and ana-lytics services up to supply, disposal and security concepts. Through the highly
developed network the companies situ-ated at Chempark can rely on the exten-sive experiences and skills provided and concentrate on their core business.
Dr. Joerg Michael SoederDirector CHEMPARK MarketingCurrenta GmbH & Co. OHGCUR-CPM-CPEGebäude Q 2151368 Leverkusen, GermanyTel.: +49 214 30 31930Fax: +49 214 30 [email protected]
Regional Focus Germany
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Industrial Park Gersthofen
At the industrial park Gerst-hofen the site operator IGS (Industrial park Gersthofen Services) provides the resident enter-prises with state of the art infrastructure as well as supply and disposal services. To the core business of IGS revolves around the energy and utilities supply as well as environmental protection and security.
IGS has great connections to institu-tions and authorities, in addition, to fed-erations and enterprises in Bavaria. This regional network is supplemental by in-ternational know-how within the ranges power supply and efficiency.
The settlement of new enterprises at the industrial park belongs to the strategy
of IGS. Presently an area of around three hectare of open space is available, thus, a new settlement could be realized very quickly. Directly in the north of the cur-rent site an extension area (35 hectares) is being prepared for development.
Ingrid KnöpfleIndustrial Park GersthofenServicegesellschaft mbH & Co. KGLeiterin Marketing & KommunikationLudwig-Hermann-Str. 10086368 Gersthofen, GermanyTel.: +49 821 479 2444Fax: +49 821 479 [email protected]
Chemical Parks & Sitesin GermanyAs a location for the production of chemicals and associated process industries, Germany isa global heavyweight, ranking fi rst in Europe.
We invite you to gain your own impression of Germany’s outstanding quality as a hub for chemical-related industries.
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