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Sinopec begins construction of Wuhan ethylene plant Sinopec Corp.'s Wuhan ethylene project with an annual output of 800,000 tons has begun construction. The factory is * * It is part of a plan to build large-scale ethylene production capacity in central and western China, aiming to meet the demand for petrochemical products in the central region. The plant is 65% owned by Sinopec and South Korea's largest refining company SK Energy Co. ( 096770.SE ) holds 35% of the shares. The factory will begin operations in 2011. In addition to 800,000 tons of ethylene, important chemicals produced at the project include 300,000 tons of high-density polyethylene, 300,000 tons of linear low-density polyethylene and 400,000 tons of polypropylene. This is part of the large-scale plan approved by the Chinese State Council on the evening of February 19 to support petrochemical companies! ~ :lol :lol This post was last edited by Yudi on 2009-3-12 11:24 ]
That's a good thing. I don't know if our company is still alive.
Our company is also fighting for it, I really hope to go there and have a look: lol
I have a question about whether the lldpe device will need to use univation technology.: How come the post made on March 11th was “approved by the State Council on March 19th”? This post was last edited by doubao on 2009-3-11 21:10 ]
I wonder if construction has started now?
Did you write it wrong? In today’s post, everyone knows what happened on the 19th. It’s amazing:lol :hug: :victory:
Prophet? Will the WEC get a piece of the pie?
It is said that the environmental impact assessment failed because it is close to the Yangtze River and is the same as Sichuan's ethylene, so the disaster assessment cannot be passed.
SK Group holds 35% of the shares, which is pretty cool! ! :)
I want some raw gas, can anyone give me some advice? Thanks!