New projects, March 26-April 1, 2008

07 April 2008 00:00  [Source: ICB]


Company Product Capacity Process Contractor Cost Start-up Status
Atyrau Refinery
Atyrau, Kazakhstan paraxylene (PX) 500,000 - - part of $790m 2012 P
benzene 130,000 - - part of $790m 2012 P
BASF
General Lagos, Santa Fe, Argentina expandable polystyrene (EPS) (x)44% 19,000T - - - 2009 S
Evonik Industries/JSC Sibur Holding
propylene oxide (PO) - Evonik, Uhde - - - S
hydrogen peroxide - - - - - S
Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers Co.
Bharuch, Gujarat, India ammonia (x)144,000 630,000T natural gas feedstock (replacing fuel oil) - part of $737m - P
urea (x)102,000 750,000T - - part of $737m - P
ammonium nitro phosphate (x)117,000 288,000T - - part of $737m - P
nitrogen, phosphate and potash ­complex fertilizers 396,000 - - part of $737m - P
calcium ammonium nitrate (x)99,000 270,000T - - part of $737m - P
ammonium nitrate melt (x)135,400 193,000T - - part of $737m - P
calcium carbonate (x)89,300 161,300T - - part of $737m - P
Idemitsu Kosan/Kuwait Petroleum International/Mitsui Chemicals
Nghi Son, Vietnam refinery 200,000 bbl/day - - part of $5.8bn end 2013 S
polypropylene (PP) 350,000 - - part of $5.8bn - S
benzene 150,000 - - part of $5.8bn - S
PX 480,000 - - part of $5.8bn - S
toluene - - - part of $5.8bn - S
INEOS Olefins
Rafnes, Norway ethylene (x)400,000 1mT - - - 2013 S
LyondellBasell
Trinidad and Tobago propylene - methanol-to-propylene - - - S
PP - - - - - S
SABIC
Teesside, UK polyethylene (PE) 400,000 - - $100m Q4 2008 U
Schekinoazot
Tula, Russia methanol 450,000 (replacing 370,000 plant) Haldor Topsoe - €143m - S
Tiwest
Kwinana, Australia titanium dioxide 36% 150,000T - - $93m eary 2010 A
Tosoh
Nanyo, Yamaguchi, Japan ethylene amine (EA) 26,000 - - part of $201m March 2010 P
EA 10,000 - - part of $201m March 2012 P

Notes: *Capacity: figures given in tonnes/year tonnes/day are converted by multiplying by 330. (x) = expansion T = total capacity including expansion.

Start-up: Dates given are for planned start-up. H1 = 1st half year H2 = 2nd half year Q1 = 1st quarter Q2 = 2nd quarter Q3 = 3rd quarter Q4 = 4th quarter.

Status: S = study P = planned A = approval E = engineering U = under construction C = completed D = delayed.





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