The legendary CNOOC Hainan Dongfang project has finally been launched
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CNOOC invests 8.3 billion yuan in a fine chemicals project; construction begins Author: Hua Jinglei Source: Xinhua News Agency Views: 28 Update date: November 15, 2010 According to Sinochem News Network, the fine chemicals project of China National Offshore Oil Corporation began construction today (November 14) in the industrial park of Dongfang City, Hainan, with a total investment of 8.3 billion yuan. Reports indicate that the project will be carried out in two phases, with construction and commissioning taking place simultaneously. The first phase of the project requires an investment of 4.341 billion yuan; its main products will be liquefied gas, MTBE, naphtha, and components used in diesel blending. The project is expected to come online in December 2012 ； The second phase of the project requires an investment of 3.993 billion yuan; its main products will be acrylonitrile, styrene, MMA, and acetonitrile, among others. The project is expected to come online in April 2013. This project is a key initiative under Hainan Province’s 11th Five-Year Development Plan. Leveraging the abundant marine oil resources in the area around Hainan, it adopts catalytic cracking (DCC) technology in accordance with the principles of clean production and green chemistry.
Sure, let’s go bid. Who can tell me the project department’s phone number? I’d like to ask them!
The CNOOC Hainan Fine Chemicals (DCC) project commenced construction on the 26th in the Dongfang Industrial Zone. This project is also another major initiative by CNOOC following the launch of an 800,000-ton methanol production facility in Qiong last November. According to today’s Hainan Daily, the DCC project is an olefin chemical complex built with investment from CNOOC, and it is a key project included in Hainan Province’s 11th Five-Year Development Plan. Leveraging the abundant oil and gas resources surrounding Hainan Island, this project utilizes advanced technologies to produce important chemical products such as propylene, liquefied gas, MTBE (methyl tert-butyl ether), and naphtha, in accordance with the principles of circular economy, clean production, and green chemistry. The project plan is to complete the preliminary design by June this year, and the detailed design by December. The facility was completed and put into operation in May 2011. CNOOC has been committed to implementing the \"Two Continents and One Bay\" strategy in recent years. To date, CNOOC has built the Huizhou refinery project in the Pearl River Delta, which is the largest of its kind in China with an annual processing capacity of 12 million tons; in addition, it has the CNOOC Shell ethylene plant with a capacity of 800,000 tons, the Huizhou strategic crude oil reserve facility with a capacity of 5 million cubic meters, and fine chemical production facilities in Shenzhen. Based in Huizhou, CNOOC will ultimately establish a refining facility with a capacity of 40 million tons and an ethylene production facility with a capacity of 3 million tons ； In the Yangtze River Delta region, with Daxie in Ningbo as the base, a refining capacity of 10 million tons along with corresponding chemical production capabilities were ultimately established ； In the Bohai Bay region and other areas, with Shandong as the base, a production capacity of 10 million tons in areas such as oil refining and salt chemical industry was ultimately established. Over the years, CNOOC has invested over 20 billion yuan in Hainan, establishing a number of major projects such as Fudao Fertilizer and a 600,000-ton methanol plant. Reposted from: http://news.sohu.com/20090228/n262515887.shtml
Which technology is used for acrylonitrile production?
Has the project been dragging on for a long time?
There are all amazing people upstairs; they’re extremely well-informed. Really impressive
Based on the current situation, if construction on Phase 1 of this project is to begin, it will likely be around July 2013 at the earliest
I’d like to ask the experts here: does anyone know which technology is used for MMA as mentioned in the project? Mitsubishi’s? Still. . .
It is said that MMA utilizes the technology of Heilongjiang Longxin Company, which was one of the first domestic companies to introduce foreign MMA technologies
Is it true? How is it that we don’t know anything at all? Are they not hiring people from outside?