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- » Green Materials: Perstorp to produce sustainable methanol in Sweden; Covestro’s sustainable cast elastomer solution for the offshore industry
- » Clariant to axe 1,000 jobs over 24 months
- » Ineos to acquire Sasol’s equity in Gemini HDPE jv for US$404 mn
- » Green materials: Braskem/Haldor Topsoe’s demo-scale output of biobased MEG; Michelin/Pyrowave team up for waste recycling of styrene
- » Expansions: Covestro expands capacity for Vulkollan in Thailand; Invista completes PA6.6 capacity expansion in China
- » Green tie-ups: Neste and LG Chem partner for biobased resins; Repsol and Elix Polymers to collaborate on circular economy
- » Green tie-ups: Nexus and Shell team up for chemicals from waste; Ineos Styrolution and Ferrero explore recycling for packaging
- » Plants: BASF expands coatings additives in China; BASF/Petronas jv to close butanediol plant in Malaysia
- » Plants: Avient opens innovation centre in Italy; Agilyx sets up European hub in Switzerland
- » ACC calls on President-elect to maintain access to shale gas and ease trade path
- » Plants: DRPIC suspends Duqm petchem project in Oman; Oriental Energy selects Honeywell’s tech for PDH plant
- » Packaging/healthcare segments to help polyolefins market stay afloat
- » Indian plants: SRF to set up 2nd BOPP film line in Indore; Supreme Petrochem plans new PS project in Maharashtra
- » Plants: Mitsubishi Chemical to close MMA unit in US; Adnoc, Adani, BASF, Borealis, put US$4 bn Indian chemical project on hold
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PRA October issue
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ON THE COVER:
With the rise of economies in the Indochina region, energy demand is expected to triple by 2035, with the electricity and natural gas sectors to see significant capacity additions. At the back of this growth, governments are in a race to adopt sustainable energy infrastructures
ON THE COVER:
With the rise of economies in the Indochina region, energy demand is expected to triple by 2035, with the electricity and natural gas sectors to see significant capacity additions. At the back of this growth, governments are in a race to adopt sustainable energy infrastructures
View our Digital copy
ON THE COVER:
With the rise of economies in the Indochina region, energy demand is expected to triple by 2035, with the electricity and natural gas sectors to see significant capacity additions. At the back of this growth, governments are in a race to adopt sustainable energy infrastructures
Current Edition Electronic Issues
ON THE COVER:
With the rise of economies in the Indochina region, energy demand is expected to triple by 2035, with the electricity and natural gas sectors to see significant capacity additions. At the back of this growth, governments are in a race to adopt sustainable energy infrastructures
Current Edition Electronic Issues
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