Ethylene production in Japan fell 4.1% yoy in September, due to a larger number of plants being closed for maintenance. Ethylene output for Sep 2011 was 534,500 ton vs 557,300 tons in Sep 2010, and vs 612,100 tons in August 2011, as per the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Japan had two maintenance related shutdowns in September 2011 vs one shutdown in Sep 2010 as well as August 2011.
Previous News
Next News
Honeywell's UOP technology to produce propylene and isobutane to support growing demand in China
Enterprise seeks interest for ethane pipeline to move Marcellus/Utica shale ethane to US Gulf
DuPont Co. improves energy efficiency at materials plant in Orange, Texas
Metal separators and magnet systems for installation upstream of injection moulding machines
USA, Germany, Singapore, China, South Korea, India emerge as top growth regions in packaging industry
China’s PP market opens post-holiday with decreases
Lower PE run rates by Asian producers fail to support market
Oil prices spike past US$85 for first time since September
First production facilities in US$1.4 bln expansion of BASF-YPC Co Ltd begin operations
The Chatterjee Group plans to acquire West Bengal government's 45% stake in Haldia Petrochemicals
Deepak Nitrite to Invest INR 11,000 Crore to Build India's First Polycarbonate Resin Ecosystem
PPRDC and Indian Institute of Packaging Launch Advanced Recycling Certificate Course to Build India's Circular Economy Workforce
SSF Plastics Helps Extinguish Fire at Neighbouring Factory
Why UAE’s OPEC Exit May Not Shake Oil Markets
EPL and Indovida to Merge, Creating a Consumer Packaging Leader for Emerging Markets
ABS and Polystyrene facility in Iran hit
Converting Nylon Fish Net waste to 3D Printing Filament
Samvardhana Motherson International Limited India’s Global Automotive Plastics & Systems Powerhouse
Varroc Engineering Limited: From Polymer Components to a Global Automotive Systems Leader
Hitech Corporation Ltd - Prominent Manufacturer of Rigid Plastic Packaging Products, Serving Paints, Agrochemicals, Lubricants, FMCG, and Food Industries.
13-Oct-11 
{{comment.DateTimeStampDisplay}}
{{comment.Comments}}