PETROCHEMICAL CONVERSION COMPANY
Saudi PA joint venture begins trial operations in Al Jubail
Saudi Industrial Investment Group (SIIG, Riyadh / Saudi Arabia; www.siig.com.sa) – one of the shareholders in the 50:50 polyamide joint venture Petrochemical Conversion Company (PCC, Al Jubail / Saudi Arabia; http://saudipcc.com) – has announced that PCC began trial operations at its plant in Al Jubail / Saudi Arabia on 2 February, with output due to be ramped up successively during the course of this year.
Once output rates have reached the nominal nameplate capacity, the jv with Arabian Chevron Phillips (ACP) – a wholly owned subsidiary of Chevron Phillips Chemical (CPChem, The Woodlands, Texas / USA; www.cpchem.com) – will be able to turn out 50,000 t/y of PA 6.6 as well as 20,000 t/y of PA compounds, Plasteurope.com’s Polyglobe capacity database (www.polyglobe.net) shows. The lines will be the Arab region's first producing PA raw material.
Once output rates have reached the nominal nameplate capacity, the jv with Arabian Chevron Phillips (ACP) – a wholly owned subsidiary of Chevron Phillips Chemical (CPChem, The Woodlands, Texas / USA; www.cpchem.com) – will be able to turn out 50,000 t/y of PA 6.6 as well as 20,000 t/y of PA compounds, Plasteurope.com’s Polyglobe capacity database (www.polyglobe.net) shows. The lines will be the Arab region's first producing PA raw material.
19.02.2014 Plasteurope.com [227609-0]
Published on 19.02.2014