21/09/2026PetroChina’s Guangxi Petrochemical Successfully Trial-Runs 400,000-Tonne Polypropylene Unit A 400,000-tonne-per-year polypropylene (PP) unit at PetroChina’s Guangxi Petrochemical, part of a refining and petrochemical integration and upgrading project, successfully completed a trial run with actual feedstock on September 19, producing its first batch of qualified pellets, according to local industry outlets. The project is a refining and petrochemical integration and upgrading initiative undertaken by […]
19/09/2026Dongming Petrochemical Discloses EIA for RMB 71.3 Billion, 10-Million-Ton Refining-Ethylene Integration Project Dongming Petrochemical Group, a private refiner based in Shandong province, has completed the first round of public disclosure for the environmental impact assessment (EIA) of a large-scale refining-petrochemical integration project at its industrial park in Dongming County, Heze City. The project encompasses 10 million tons/year of atmospheric and vacuum distillation capacity, 1 million tons/year of […]
05/09/2026Fujian Gulei Refining-Petrochemical Integration Phase 2 Awards Site Foundation EPC Package The Phase 2 refining-petrochemical integration project at the Gulei petrochemical base in Zhangzhou, Fujian province, China, has confirmed the winning bidder for its site foundation treatment standard EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) package, it was reported on August 10, 2026. The project is being developed by a joint venture of Sinopec, Fujian Petrochemical and Saudi […]
02/09/2026Shandong Dongming Petrochemical Publishes First Environmental Disclosure for Its RMB71.3bn, 10-Million-Tonne Refining-Petrochemical Integration Project Shandong Dongming Petrochemical, China’s largest private (“teapot”) refiner, has reportedly published its first environmental impact assessment for a large refining-petrochemical integration project. The project is reportedly being pursued within the company’s industrial park in Heze, Shandong province, with crude distillation capacity revised down to 10 million tonnes per year from an originally planned 15 million […]
