Asia Naphtha-Malaysia's Titan seeks up to 130,000 T

On Tuesday, SOCAR (State Oil Company of Azerbaijan) put into operation two new installations at 'Ethylene-Polyethylene' plant of 'Azerikimya' Production Association in Sumgayit. In particular, the company commissioned a water cooling complex ...

The manufacturing facilities produce VCM using ethylene. Two s available from represent an opportunity to capitalize on future growth in global VCM demand. Both plants have significant expansion capabilities. The first VCM plant has a nominal ...

Arkema Coating Resins has introduced a new vinyl acetate-ethylene (VAE) latex that has been engineered to provide a cost-performance balance in interior or exterior contractor and do-it-yourself caulk formulations. Formulators can use Encor® 182...

Ethylene Dichloride (EDC) 2013 World Market Outlook and Forecast is an absolutely essential resource for anyone looking for detailed information on the mentioned market. Using a wide range of primary and secondary sources, we combined, analyzed and ...

US ethylene margins climbed for the week as production issues over the weekend pushed spot markets higher Monday, as per Platts. Power outages were reported at Flint Hills Resources in Port Arthur, Texas, and at Chevron Phillips Chemicals' Sweeny ...

Japan-based Keiyo Ethylene which had shut a naphtha cracker owing to mechanical issues, has restarted the cracker. As per fibre2fashion, the cracker which was shut on April 30 due to mechanical issues has been restarted on May 9. Located in ...

* Asian firms shift to more expensive chemicals to offset deluge * U.S. to add over 10 million tpy ethylene plants by 2016-17 * Gas-based cracking costs up to 60 pct less than naphtha SEOUL/SINGAPORE, May 13 (Reuters) - Petrochemical firms risk ...

SINGAPORE, May 13 (Reuters) - Following is a table of planned Asian naphtha crackers and European/U.S. ethane crackers. Table 1: New naphtha/gas crackers in Asia Location Company Capacity Estimated ('000 tonnes) Completion ...

U.S. prices for ethylene, the chemical building block for many plastic consumer goods from toys to lawn furniture, reached their lowest level since early December in early April, rebounded slightly but then couldn't sustain the upward momentum and ...