Asia Pacific downstream news

Singapore-based petrochemicals, green energy, and natural resources conglomerate, ChemOne Group, has announced a significant milestone in the financing of the Pengerang Energy Complex (PEC) in Malaysia.

IHI Corp. and Royal Vopak have signed a joint development agreement for the proposed establishment of a joint venture for the development and operation of an ammonia terminal in Japan.

Bangkok Airways Public Co. Ltd has officially announced the adoption of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) on its commercial flights, reinforcing Thailand’s green aviation industry.

The Australian government’s awarding of Major Project Status to the INPEX-led Bonaparte carbon capture and storage (CCS) project acknowledges the potential of CCS to advance Australia’s low-carbon future.

SEDC Energy (SEDCE) is set to collaborate with Sulzer Chemtech to deploy its proprietary BioFlux™ technology at Sarawak’s upcoming sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) pilot plant in Malaysia.

LyondellBasell Polyolefin Technologies has been selected by SHCCIG Yulin in China for four key technologies.

In India, AVTL, will develop a brownfield ammonia terminal at the existing Pipavav location.

Woodside Energy and PETRONAS, through its subsidiary PETRONAS LNG Ltd, have signed a non-binding heads of agreement (HOA) for the supply of LNG to Malaysia.

The Pengerang Energy Complex has leveraged the Pengerang Deepwater Terminal to boost Asia’s petrochemical supply chain.

Ng Weng Hoong, Contributing Editor, explores the turbulence in the Asian oil and gas markets, while considering the future of the industry in the region.