Iran's Jam Petrochemical Complex (JPC), the world's largest ethylene production unit is set to be officially inaugurated. The Assalouyeh (South Iran) based petrochemical complex worth US$2.2 bln will have an ethylene production capacity of 1,320 mln tpa. Besides, JPC will also produce 306,000 tpa of propylene, 600,000 tpa of polyethylene, 300,000 tpa of polypropylene, 443,000 tpa of ethylene glycol and 245,000 tpa of different 4C compounds.
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