China to replace Japan as top LNG importer by 2022
Wood Mackenzie forecasts that China will import more LNG than Japan as early as 2022, making it the largest importer in the world.
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Wood Mackenzie forecasts that China will import more LNG than Japan as early as 2022, making it the largest importer in the world.
The Government of Indonesia has approved INPEX’s revised plan of development for the Abadi LNG Project.
GlobalData reports that China will drive global propylene industry growth between 2019 and 2030.
IndianOil has launched two new grades of engine oils for new generation petrol and diesel vehicles.
Nayara Energy will use Grace polypropylene technology to produce phthalate-free homopolymers at the Vadinar Refinery in India.
Wood Mackenzie has reported that LNG demand in South and Southeast Asia is to quintuple to 236 million tpy by 2040.
Odfjell Terminals Asia Holding has finalised the sale of its indirect 55% equity interest in Odfjell Terminals (Jiangyin) to Yangzijiang Shipbuilding.
Rotork will supply control network and electric actuators for the Pengerang Deepwater Petroleum Terminal in Malaysia.
The world’s largest catalytic dehydrogenation plant, producing propane and isobutene, has been successfully started up in Liaoning Province, China.
Sasol has announced the opening of its new alkoxylation plant in Nanjing, China.
Shenghong Petrochemical has awarded DuPont contracts for the supply of its alkylation technology.
Well Resources has announced the completed construction of two Ionikylation units at Sinopec’s Anqing and Wuhan refineries.