Growing environmental consciousness is a significant issue limiting the growth of the chlorine market business. Euro Chlor reports that emissions for all mercury cells in Western Europe reached 0.68 grammes per tonne of chlorine capacity in 2015, which was a little bit higher than the record-low emission rate of 0.74 grammes per tonne of chlorine capacity in 2014. The Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) Directive will require an operating permit beginning in October 2007 for all EU chlor-alkali facilities, whether they are membrane, mercury, or diaphragm. The market expansion is anticipated to be boosted by the growing adoption of membrane technology that is less harmful to the environment.
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