The 6.2-billion-dollar investment agreement was signed by His Excellency Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and Adnoc Managing Director, and Group CEO and Thomas Gangl, Borealis CEO. (© Abu Dhabi Government Media Office)
UAE: 6.2-Billion-Dollar Investment

Adnoc-Borealis’ Borouge Plant to Become the World’s Largest Single-Site Polyolefin Facility

Under a strategic partnership signed between Adnoc and Borealis, both the companies have entered into a 6.2-billion-dollar investment agreement to expand its existing Borouge facility by building a fourth Borouge facility (Borouge 4) at the polyolefin manufacturing complex in Ruwais, UAE. The new unit is expected to produce 1.4 million tons of polyethylene per annum, thus taking the company’s annual polyolefin production to 6.4 million tons and making Borouge the world’s largest single-site polyolefin facility.

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Scenario for the future global demand of embedded carbon for chemicals and derived materials in 2050 (nova-Institute)
Turning off the Tap for Fossil Carbon

How to meet the global need for carbon as a feedstock in the chemical and derived materials sector in the future?

The chemical sector has a long-lasting and increasing demand for carbon that is embedded in its products. Today, 450 million tonnes of carbon are contained in chemicals and polymers, mostly sourced from fossil resources. The free report “Turning off the Tap for Fossil Carbon”, shows how the demand is met today and could be covered by renewable carbon in the year 2050.

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Mixing of battery slurry

A proven concept for a complex process

The mixing of battery slurry is one of the first steps in the complex production of lithum-ion based batteries. The plants and technologies of Zeppeling Systems ensure highest safety in handling hazardous materials, and they deliver outstanding product quality and productivity in this crucial process.

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Sinopec's ultradeep prospecting well to produce 400,000 cubic meters of shale gas daily. (Sinopec )
China: Significant Progress in Over Deep Drilling

Sinopec’s Well to Produce Over 400,000 Cubic Meters of Shale Gas Daily at Depth of 4,300 Meters

Marking a significant progress in deep shale gas exploration at depths of more than 4,000 meters, Sinopec’s ultradeep prospecting well has been tested to produce 412,000 cubic meters of high-quality shale gas daily at a depth of 4,300 meters. The move is expected to increase Sinopec's shale gas production capacity in southeast Sichuan by more than 2 trillion cubic meters.

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