Downstream petrochemical news

MOL has announced that its Danube maleic anhydride production plant in Hungary is operating well with a Clariant catalyst.

LUKOIL has launched a website to encourage cooperation with smaller manufacturing companies in the downstream sector.

Fluor has announced that it has been awarded a services agreement by PKN ORLEN for its olefins expansion project in Poland.

Haldor Topsoe and Sasol have entered into a collaboration agreement to license their GTL technologies.

GlobalData has reported that China will account for 27% of global petrochemical capacity additions by 2030.

ExxonMobil and Worley have entered into an enabling agreement which allows Worley to provide services to ExxonMobil operations.

GlobalData has reported that the majority of global phenol capacity growth is to be situated in Asia.

Wood Mackenzie has commented on the announcement that Reliance is to invest US$9.75 billion in an oil-to-chemicals complex in India.

GlobalData has reported that several top oil and gas companies are expanding their usage of predictive maintenance tools to monitor equipment.

INEOS and Viridor have teamed up to produce a range of polymers made up of post-consumer recycled content.