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Indo-Iran pipeline via Pakistan

Stainless Steel World Publisher - August 5, 2002

India's Reliance Industries Ltd and the National Iranian Oil Co. will sign a deal in 2003 for Iran to supply natural gas to India around three to four years later via a transnational pipeline.

UK resin plant

Stainless Steel World Publisher - July 12, 2002

Belgium 's Tractebel SA has won a EUR 31 million deal to oversee construction of one of the world's largest resin plants near Hull in the UK.

CPChem expands in Qatar

Stainless Steel World Publisher - June 17, 2002

Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LLC (CPChem) has announced two new joint-venture agreements for the development of its second world-scale petrochemical project in Qatar.

PetroVietnam to build Petchem plant

Stainless Steel World Publisher - June 3, 2002

Vietnam's state-owned oil and gas corporation PetroVietnam plans to build a $125 million petrochemical plant

Iran undertakes huge petrochemical project plan

Stainless Steel World Publisher - May 16, 2002

Iran is undertaking an expansion plan to increase its petrochemical capacity on an enormous scale.

Hungarian contract for Linde

Stainless Steel World Publisher - May 6, 2002

Linde AG, Wiesbaden, has been awarded by the Hungarian petrochemical company Tiszai Vegyi Kombinát Rt. (TVK) a contract worth approximately EUR 160 million for an ethylene plant at Tiszaújváros in the NE of Hungary.

Polypropylene unit in New Jersey

Stainless Steel World Publisher - May 2, 2002

Phillips Petroleum Company is planning to start up a new polypropylene (PP) unit possibly by June of this year at its refinery in Linden, New Jersey, USA.

Mozambique’s first major upstream project

Stainless Steel World Publisher - March 27, 2002

Foster Wheeler South Africa (Pty) Ltd, has won the EPC contract for the USD 130 million upstream gas facility from Sasol Petroleum Temane Limitada.

Ethylene expansion in Poland

Stainless Steel World Publisher - January 28, 2002

ABB has won a USD 165 million contract from Poland’s PKN Orlen SA to expand an ethylene plant in Poland, a project that will substantially increase the country's ethylene and propylene production.

Iranian cracker contract comes into force

Stainless Steel World Publisher - December 13, 2001

The contract awarded to Technip and Nargan by the National Petrochemical Company of Iran (NPC) for the design and construction of its ethane cracker in the 9th Olefin Complex has just become effective.

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