BASF makes products with chemically recycled plastics
BASF has for the first time manufactured products based on chemically recycled plastic waste.
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BASF has for the first time manufactured products based on chemically recycled plastic waste.
Analysis published by the Low Carbon Prosperity Institute shows new industrial facilities can play an important role in a low-carbon future.
During the week ending November 30, 2018, the United States exported more crude oil and petroleum products than it imported for the first time in weekly data going back to 1991.
The plant is set to begin operations in 2020.
The freight-rate-reducing measure is an industry first.
Wood will provide EPC services to a proposed world-class ethylene project along the US Gulf Coast.
The company will supply compact heat exchangers to a US petrochemical plant.
Wood Mackenzie comments on Chevron Phillips Chemical’s decision to cease production.
SABIC will raise its stake in Ar-Razi to 75%, purchasing 50% of JSMC’s share.
Approximately US$2.5 billion of planned capital spending is associated with the company’s downstream businesses.
The companies will build a plant to refine and upgrade a feedstock made from low quality, mixed plastic waste.
The King Salman Energy Park will target exploration, production, refining, petrochemicals, conventional power and water production and treatment.