Elimination of mercury in Chlor-Alkali chemical processes

This presentation outlines efforts to eliminate mercury use in chlor-alkali chemical processes, focusing on technical, financial, and regulatory requirements for conversion. It examines methodologies to assess needs, identifies sector-specific barriers between facility types, and highlights challenges in managing excess mercury supply and waste. Emphasis is placed on environmentally sound management, including storage, stabilization technologies, and site contamination. It also underscores the importance of effective legislation and partnerships to reduce mercury releases and ensure proper disposal practices.