Italy's oil and gas major Eni plans to invest 1 billion euros (US$1.37 bln) to revamp its outdated petrochemical site on the Italian island of Sardinia as per Reuters. Eni is ready to inject the funds in a project to make environmentally friendly products such as biodegradable plastic, on its loss-making Porto Torres site from 2011-2016.
Previous News
Next News
Oil hovers around US$100 on strong US growth data, Egypt unrest
Naphtha prices ended last week slightly higher, gasoline remained lacklustre
Sinopec and Ineos ink MOU for JV for phenol and acetone plant in Nanjing
Initial Mid-Eastern offers emerge higher for February in global markets
Fuel oil, naphtha loading tankers face delays of 14 to 24 days at India's Chennai port
Shortage of gas could upset Sibur’s plans to double olefins capacity
Petrochemical prices in Asia expected to firm post Lunar New Year holidays
Toray Industries to increase optical-use PET film capacity in China
Price trends of oil, polymer feedstock and commodity polymers in Asia for the week ended January 24, 2011
Feedstock prices to dip as SABIC and Dow shut naphtha crackers in the Netherlands
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.
{{comment.DateTimeStampDisplay}}
{{comment.Comments}}