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Solvay is pausing its plan to build an electronics-grade hydrogen peroxide plant near the growing semiconductor industry in Arizona. In 2022, the firm purchased a 100,000 m2 site halfway between Tucson and Phoenix with plans to begin construction in 2023. The plant would have supported 30 full-time jobs. In a statement, Solvay characterizes the move as a delay that reflects semiconductor-manufacturing market dynamics and the current state of federal subsidies.
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