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According to Hydrocarbon Processing Online on October 18, Turkmengaz's new gas-fired chemical plant in Kiyanly, Turkmenistan has been put into operation
.
The commissioning of the $3.
4 billion gas-chemical plant marks a significant increase
in Turkmenistan's domestic petrochemical capacity.
At full capacity, the plant will process 5 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year and produce 450,000 tons of olefins
.
The Kiyanly plant includes Turkmenistan's first steam cracker and significantly increases Turkmenistan's domestic olefin production capacity
.
The feedstock for this steam cracker includes about 50% liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)/condensate and 50% ethane for the production of 386,000 tons/year of polyethylene and 80,000 tons/year of polypropylene
.
The commissioning of this new plant represents a step-by-step change
in Turkmenistan's domestic production capacity for olefins and polyolefins.
This major investment includes the country's first steam cracker and increasing petrochemical capacity from 160,000 mt/year to more than 600,000 mt/year as the country seeks to extract greater value
from its vast natural gas reserves.
According to Hydrocarbon Processing Online on October 18, Turkmengaz's new gas-fired chemical plant in Kiyanly, Turkmenistan has been put into operation
.
The commissioning of the $3.
4 billion gas-chemical plant marks a significant increase
in Turkmenistan's domestic petrochemical capacity.
At full capacity, the plant will process 5 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year and produce 450,000 tons of olefins
.
The Kiyanly plant includes Turkmenistan's first steam cracker and significantly increases Turkmenistan's domestic olefin production capacity
.
The feedstock for this steam cracker includes about 50% liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)/condensate and 50% ethane for the production of 386,000 tons/year of polyethylene and 80,000 tons/year of polypropylene
.
The commissioning of this new plant represents a step-by-step change
in Turkmenistan's domestic production capacity for olefins and polyolefins.
This major investment includes the country's first steam cracker and increasing petrochemical capacity from 160,000 mt/year to more than 600,000 mt/year as the country seeks to extract greater value
from its vast natural gas reserves.
