Sasol O&S enters high purity Tri-ethyl Aluminum (TEAL) merchant market
June 11, 2010 -
Sasol today announced the construction of a purified tri-ethyl aluminum (TEAL) production unit at its Sasol Olefins & Surfactants (O&S) plant in Brunsbüttel, Germany. The facility, with an initial annual production of a 6 000 tons, is expected to go on stream early 2012. [more...]
4. Mai 2009 - Sasol Fußball-Jugendturnier auf dem DGS-Sportplatz in Marne
Wer mitspielt gewinnt!
Brunsbüttel, 4. Mai 2009 - Am kommenden Samstag, dem 09. Mai 2009, findet der inzwischen fünfte Sasol Fußball-Jugendcup statt. Von 10 bis ca. 14.30 Uhr kämpfen 17 Mannschaften der E- und D-Jugend um den (Kleinfeld)Turniersieg. Gespielt wird in diesem Jahr auf dem DGS-Sportplatz in Marne. Den acht- bis zwölfjährigen Kickern winken wieder attraktive Preise. [more...]
21. April 2009 - ‚Girls Day’ im Sasol Werk Brunsbüttel - nicht nur für Mädchen
Brunsbüttel, 21. April 2009 - Beim nächsten ‚Girls Day’ am 23. April können sich Mädchen wieder in vielen Betrieben und Forschungseinrichtungen über technische Berufe informieren. Auch das Sasol Werk Brunsbüttel bietet den Teilnehmern wieder interessante Einblicke in verschiedenen Berufe - aber nicht nur Mädchen. [more...]
13. November 2008 - Kay Luttmann wird Geschäftsführer der Sasol Germany
Hamburg, 13. November 2008 - Dr. Kay Luttmann, Leiter des Werks Brunsbüttel, wird zum 1. Januar 2009 Geschäftsführer und Vorsitzender der Geschäftsführung der Sasol Germany GmbH. Er wird diese Funktion zusätzlich zu seiner bisherigen Funktion wahrnehmen und seinen Arbeitsplatz weiterhin in Brunsbüttel haben. Luttmann löst Dr. Hans Ratajczak ab, der in Kürze in den Ruhestand gehen wird. [more...]
19 Juni 2007 - Bundesfamilienministerin Ursula von der Leyen zeichnet Sasol Germany für familienfreundliche Politik aus
Brunsbüttel, 19. Juni 2007 - Bundesfamilienministerin Ursula von der Leyen überreicht heute in Berlin dem Werk Brunsbüttel der Sasol Germany das Grundzertifikat berufundfamilie® der Hertie-Stiftung. Sasol Germany gehört damit zu bundesweit 191 Unternehmen und Hochschulen, die in diesem Jahr für ihre familienfreundliche Politik ausgezeichnet werden. [more...]
30 March 2007 - Sasol intends to retain and restructure its O&S business
Johannesburg, 30 March 2007 - Sasol announced today that it will retain its Olefins & Surfactants (O&S) business and has terminates the planned divestiture process of the business. The company has identified restructering and other opportunities to improve the business. [more...]
19 March 2007 - Minister-President Carstensen officially commissions new ethylene pipeline
Brunsbüttel, 19 March 2007 - By officially pressing a button, Peter-Harry Carstensen, ministerpresident of Schleswig-Holstein, today officially commissioned Sasol Germany's ethylene pipeline at the Brunsbüttel plant. Die pipeline runs acrosss a length of 54 km. [more...]
23 September 2005 - Sasol Brunsbüttel is tapping new sources for the supply of feedstocks
On Thursday, shortly after 8:00h, the "Alexander Tvardowskiy" docked at the Brunsbüttel Elbe port. The bulk freighter, having departed from St. Petersburg in Russia about a week ago, carries several thousand tonnes of raw aluminium. Sasol's Brunsbüttel plant needs aluminium as feedstock for the production of its high-purity aluminas, which are used, inter alia, to manufacture refinery and car exhaust catalytic converters as well as high-performance abrasives.
"The procurement of raw aluminium by ship and directly from the Russian production site enables us to tap new sources for the supply of feedstocks", explains Dr. Kay Luttmann, Plant Manager.
"In order to ensure the reliable supply of our products to our customers, we need a secure feedstock supply." The Elbe port's suitability for unloading bulk cargo enables Sasol to exploit the well-developed infrastructure of this industrial region. In addition, the plant has its own loading bridge at Kiel Canal for the transhipment of liquid products.[For full coverage see German version]
1 August 2005 - Sasol considering the disposal of its Olefins and Surfactants (O&S) business excluding its co-monomers activities in South Africa
Sasol announced today that it is considering the disposal of its Olefins and Surfactants (O&S) business excluding its co-monomers activities in South Africa.
Sasol acquired Condea in March 2001 from German-based RWE Dea for €1,3 billion. Most of this business was subsequently hosted in Sasol O&S with production facilities mainly in the USA, Europe and South Africa. A smaller part of the business was hosted in Sasol Solvents which, together with the South African-based solvents activities, forms a global solvents business. The entire solvents business is being retained by Sasol. [more...]
30. Juni 2009 - Kurzarbeit im Sasol Werk Brunsbüttel
