Borealis restarts PDH plant in Kallo, Belgium
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, Borealis has restarted its PDH plant in Kallo near Antwerp, Belgium following a planned maintenance, which began mid-November. The plant is able to produce 480,000 mt/year of propylene.
Meanwhile, the company’s force majeure on its Stenungsund cracker remains in place. The company had announced a force majeure at the cracker on October 20 after experiencing some technical difficulties while restarting the plant.
Meanwhile, the company’s force majeure on its Stenungsund cracker remains in place. The company had announced a force majeure at the cracker on October 20 after experiencing some technical difficulties while restarting the plant.
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