20 January 2012 11:18 [Source: ICIS news]
SINGAPORE (ICIS)--LyondellBasell resumed its February offers for polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) in southeast Asia, ?xml:namespace>
LyondellBasell withdrew all offers shortly after the PE, PP units were shut on the evening of 19 January because of a power trip at the
Saudi Ethylene and Polyethylene Co (SEPC), a joint venture between National Industrialisation Co (TASNEE), Sahara Olefins and LyondellBasell, has restarted its 400,000 tonne/year high density PE (HDPE) and low density PE (LDPE) plants, the source said.
Saudi Polyolefins Co (SPC), second joint venture between TASNEE and LyondellBasell, has likewise restarted its 700,000-750,000 tonnes/year, the source added.
The 450,000 tonne/year PP facility at LyondellBasell’s third joint venture with Sahara Petrochemical Co – Al Waha Petrochemical remains shut, he said.
LyondellBasell’s joint venture PE, PP plants in Al-Jubail
Company Product Capacity (kt/year) Saudi Ethylene and Polyethylene Co (SEPC) HDPE 400 LDPE 400 Al Waha Petrochemical PP 450 Saudi Polyolefins Co (SPC) PP 700-750
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